Newyorkgee

Used the decoder and its coming up undefined. Does anyone have an idea what this is all about? This is the second time my baby got sick with this plauge. BTW the car is shifting funny (98 auto 62,000mi).

ivelweyz

you probably counted wrong...

Newyorkgee

I wish that was the case ivelweyz. I watched that thing so many times I see it in my sleep.

Newyorkgee

anyone???? oh and by the way if I took it to the dealer how much would it cost for them to hook up thier gizmo for an acurate system check

ivelweyz

maybe it was 11-8, shift solenoid valve(auto), or 11-6 Improper Shifting to Fourth Gear (A/T), or 12-7 Engine Speed Signal. Just for the hell of it check again, long pulses first number, short pulses second number.

GO TO AUTOZONE TO GET A FREE SCAN...

Newyorkgee

Thanks dude will do that...Shes not shifting properly(seems to be not able to go into 3rd) Will check again


thanx for the rapid feedback

raiker

$82 if you go to the dealer just to have them check it. if you have them fix it then they dont charge you for checking it.

Newyorkgee

Thnx raiker , I checked the Haynes manual and they list the 11-7 ecu code as "A/T TCC solenoid valve fault." Going to the search to find more info. If anyone knows what this is please respond


thnx

Newyorkgee

Update ......found this in the search

Diagnostic Trouble Code 1107 is "A/T TCC S/V Function (Lock-up)", Reference Page AT-121. The factory service manual says

<font color="blue">This malfunction is detected when the A/T does not shift into fourth gear position or the torque converter clutch does not lock up as instructed by the TCM. This is not caused by electrical malfunction (circuits open or shorted) but by mechanical malfunction such as control valve sticking, improper solenoid valve operation, malfunctioning oil pump or torque converter clutch, etc.</font>

The manual lists these as possible causes:
- Torque converter clutch solenoid
- Each clutch
- Hydraulic control circuit


Hope theres room on the credit card..can anyone give me a ballpark on this??

p.s thank you Daniel B Martin