What its doin is if I put it in drive it doesnt wanna go. If i drop it down in 1st manually it goes and I can shift it out that way.
RE: 97 Cherokee transmission service
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Sounds like you need a transmission diagnostic from someone you can trust not to sell you a rebuilt that you don't need yet. I found a trustworthy trans shop near me by going to car talk .com. They did car repair help radio talk shows for decades, Click & Clack, noisy tappets. Here is a link to find a good shop near you https://www.cartalk.com/mechanics-files just put in your location and find a good shop from reviews. A trans shop can plug into your trans and see exactly what the problem is, replace the switch, sensor whatever and get you going. You just need to find a trustworthy local trans shop that won't cheat you. Cartalk has good repair archives online that you would like to read. Is great learning material.
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Was it doing this before you changed the fluid? Are you checking fluid level, idling in NEUTRAL cause in park always shows full? I watched a complete teardown of your tranny on youtube and way too many parts for me. It is a Toyota trans and used in the Tacoma. I have rebuilt engines but never been ambitious enough to do do an automatic transmission. Nope, not doing that.
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Yes, fluid levels were good. Was driving it then all the sudden its like it wasnt downshiftin when put in drive. I stopped at a stop sign then when i went to take off it wouldnt go. Dropped it down into 1st 2nd and it went.
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Thanks for the symptom with what it was doing. I looked that up and is common on Jeep cause lots of people with a no downshift trans issue. You also need to check the TPS throttle position sensor for proper voltages with a voltmeter as this controls the tranny shifting. The TPS voltages are into the ECU not the TCU trans controller. Also found a few links you should read.
https://www.wranglerforum.com/f282/transmission-wont-downshift-help-817970.html
http://midsouthjeeps.com/forum/topic/260-automatic-transmission-wont-downshift/ this is about a plugged vent hole (plugged with mud)
https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f310/won-t-downshift-stop-1201294/
governor pressure solenoid and sensor, under filter tray that you just did
So this is 3-4 more things to check. Lots of other people have had this problem too. good luck.
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