2017-10-10
Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or Check Engine Light illuminated
Decreased fuel efficiency
Transmission slipping or hesitation during acceleration
Failure to engage or disengage the torque converter clutch
Overheating of the transmission
Potential limited vehicle performance or drivability issues
Faulty torque converter clutch solenoid
Malfunctioning torque converter clutch control circuit
Low transmission fluid level or contaminated fluid
Internal transmission damage or mechanical failure
Faulty transmission control module (TCM)
Electrical or wiring issues in the transmission system
Torque Converter Clutch: The torque converter allows shifting gears in an automatic transmission. It is the equivalent of a clutch in manual transmission system. The torque converter clutch creates a connection between the engine output and the transmission input. Problem leads to decreased fuel economy
Test and replace the faulty torque converter clutch solenoid, if necessary
Inspect and repair the torque converter clutch control circuit for any issues, such as damaged wires or connectors
Ensure the transmission fluid level is correct and free from contamination, and perform a fluid flush if needed
Perform a thorough diagnostic of the transmission to identify any internal damage or mechanical issues
Test the transmission control module (TCM) for proper functionality and replace it if necessary
Inspect and repair any electrical or wiring issues in the transmission system