PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
HINT:
If the engine stalls 3 times or more, the TCM suspects that the shift solenoid valve SLU is stuck on. In this case, the TCM releases the lock-up oil pressure when the engine is next started as engine stall avoidance control.
If the shift lever is moved to D or R during engine stall avoidance control, shift shock will occur. In this case, the variable gear ratio range and output torque will be restricted.
If the shift solenoid valve SLU is not malfunctioning, engine stall avoidance control can be canceled by performing the following procedure:
- Drive the vehicle at 40 km/h (25 mph) or more for 5 seconds or more and then stop the vehicle.
If the vehicle is attempted to be stopped when the shift solenoid valve SLU is malfunctioning or when engine stall avoidance control has not been canceled, engine stall avoidance control will be performed to prevent another engine stall. In this case, shift shock will occur and the variable gear ratio range and output torque will be restricted.
Symptom |
Suspected Area |
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No gear change by moving shift lever to "+" or "-" from M |
Transmission control switch circuit |
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Even though the shift lever is moved to any position, the shift position indicator does not change |
CAN communication system |
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Perform Active Test (Combination Meter Assembly) |
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Harsh engagement when shift mode is changed to gear mode |
Transaxle compensation code is not registered |
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When the shift lever is moved to D or R from P or N, shift shock occurs and there is a lack of power. |
Engine stall avoidance control*1 |
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Shift solenoid valve SLU (System malfunction) |
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Shift solenoid valve SLU (Electrical malfunction) |
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Shift solenoid valve SLP (System malfunction) |
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Shift solenoid valve SLP (Electrical malfunction) |
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