Anybody know what is the solenoid in the transmission is for?
controls shift points and shift circuits
The solenoids are on off switches to let the trans fluid go through or not go through certain passage ways in the transmission to control clutches. Bands. Servos. Torque convertet
A transmission solenoid is an electro-hydraulic valve that controls fluid flow into and throughout an automatic transmission. Solenoids can be normally open or normally closed. They operate via a voltage or current supplied via the transmission computer or controller. Transmission solenoids are usually installed in a transmission valve body, Transmission Control Unit, or transmission control module. the common types are 1 Variable Force Solenoid 2 On-Off Solenoid 3 Pulse-Width Modulated Solenoid 4 Low Leak Variable Bleed Solenoid
If you need help just email me The most hardest part is balancing the clutch with the gas. What kiled me the worst was panicking in traffic bcuz 99.99% of drivers are impatient and when u first start with manual on the road, at a stop light, i kinda shuttered and ended up stalling few times, their is of course your standard steps, but YOU wont learn until you get the touch, cuz u will do things diffrently, about a month aft i got my manual i drove so much more diffrent than the first week, i dumped the clutch and floored the pedal, went fast as hell reving 8rpm n switching the first few days will be hard as hell on you, almost bad enuf i wished i never got the car it pissed me off so much
Try going to the local arcade and hop in cruisin usa, Sounds weird but thats how I learned to drive stick.
