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rik881

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  1. Ok my kit arrived today. Comes with a manual. Mine only hard shifts from 5th back to 4 when hot so it seems i don't have to mess with the solenoids at all.  I'm loving this kit already. I already did the first 2 steps. Tomorrow i'll finish it off. Quite excited :) For those who are still doubting: valve body repair can be done at home by any backyard mechanic.

     

     

    @ Krunkymonkey: Thanks for your help! 

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  2. I connected my VAGCOM and it doesn't seem to reset the transmission. I did not put a jumper but it seemed to work. It read no codes i deleted fault codes but i don't think resetting codes is the same as resetting gearbox? Should i still put a jumper or what should i do. Before changing oils and filter and cleaning valve body it hardshifted sometimes from third back to second now it does it all the time going from 5th to fourth. 

  3. Ok, i went to take it for a spin. Smoothes real good and quickly the problem was going from 3th to second, that completely disappeared. Now It happens when shifting from 5th back to forth. Upshifting also a little bit. Car shift a whole lot better overall but the problem still is there. Just that the shifting problem shifted to another gear. Shall i go for the Transgo or should i try it again? This time opening up the valve body. 

  4. Did you take all the valves out also? Also I'm unsure if cleaning the outside of the valve will help any. The bushings in the solenoids get dirty and gum up which makes the solenoids stick until pressure over comes it. With the transgo kit you clean those bushings out. Which I think might be the main problem.

     

    I did get the solenoids but i did not get the valve body open. Car has less then 50k miles so i thought i'd give it a try. Like i said if it doesn't work i'll go for the transgo kit. 

  5. There is a kit called transgo which fixes the solenoids and shows you how to open and clean the valve body. I am just trying to fix my valve body cheaper. I live in South America so sending back core  would be somekind of difficult and expensive. A lot of Toyota suffer this same problem and i saw guys fixing the issue just by cleaning the valve body. So that's what i tried. Monday i'll tell you if it worked or not.

  6. I love this post. I saw the kit on Amazon and it got me thinking. 

    I too am suffering hard downshifts. My car stood for a long time and it seems to be going away but it still is there. Nevertheless i want to find a cheap solution to this problem.

    I will try to do the same without opening the solenoids, i am just going to clean them and put them back, new gasket and Aisin transmission oil. Plain and simple if that doesn't work i'll open them after all. I just want to give it a try. I've seen this trick work on other Aisin boxes.

  7. Piwis i have been looking for since car has other issues as well and my Innova 3160 does not seems to be much of a help. I did some searching but i am not very shure which one connects to the most and pcm system. I also found some Piwis 2 tester but none of them says a word about clearing protect codes on radio. It just seems so sad to pay a lot of money for something that can't fix my radio. There is little to be found about these piwis testers. I guess the cpo on ebay won't tell me much more then my Innova.

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