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Automatic Transmission Solenoid

Standard® TCS13 Standard OE Replacement Automatic Transmission Solenoid

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TCS13 Standard OE Replacement Automatic Transmission Solenoid
TCS13 Standard OE Replacement Automatic Transmission Solenoid
TCS13 Standard OE Replacement Automatic Transmission Solenoid

Standard® TCS13 Standard OE Replacement Automatic Transmission Solenoid

Manufacturer #TCS13

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Question: What does this control ?A Shopper / Sep 20, 2020
Hi, This is the On-Off lockup of automatic transmission.
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Answered by Aldrin P. / Sun, Sep 20
Question: It won't move or even try to move in any gear ?Robert H. / Jun 17, 2024
Hi Robert, thanks for initiating contact. We suggest having the vehicle checked by a trusted mechanic to determine what part needs replacement. If this part needs to be replaced and it matches your vehicle, click the link below for direct ordering to take advantage of our ongoing discount and limited stocks. Happy shopping! https://www.carparts.com/automatic-transmission-solenoid/standard/sitcs13?can=CPGG4850_CSQA_20240617
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Answered by Grace G. / Mon, Jun 17
Question: Why is there 2 wires when mine only has one wire coming off of it and how do you use the quick links?Chev G. / Jan 06, 2022
Hi Chev, I'm pleased to assist you. This part is a direct-fit replacement for the specified vehicle applications. You may be looking at the wrong part. Can you send us another email with the year, make, model, submodel (trim), and engine size of the vehicle so we can check the fitment? To use the quick links simply click on the link or copy the URL link and paste on the search box and click enter. We look forward to hearing from you. Have a good one.
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Answered by Grace G. / Fri, Jan 07
Question: I have a 04 chevy trailblazer 4x4 and I have just started experiencing some of the problems that was menchaned below the only thing is that mine is stalling and when put back in park to start the  trailblazer  it would click but if you put it in neutral turn the key the truck will roll forward and once you let go of the ignition  the truck has started  but while driving  it some times will not shift at all and i was wondering if I should just replace just that one solenoid or all of them?DANIEL G. / Jun 29, 2021
Hello! Automatic transmissions are notoriously difficult to diagnose, so I would recommend taking it to a specialist that can provide you with a list of parts needed, so you don't end up buying the wrong parts.
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Answered by Mitchell D. / Thu, Jul 01
Question: Does this control the shift timing of transmission??Dan C. / Mar 04, 2021
Hi Dan, 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 by the transmission computer or controller. If you’re experiencing transmission solenoid troubles, it will become evident in one of four ways: 1. Delayed gear shifting 2. You can’t downshift, and your engine continues to rev even when applying the brakes 3. Your transmission gets stuck in neutral 4. Shifting gears become rough and choppy Still, we recommend referring to your trusted local auto repair shop/certified technician for the troubleshooting and repair.
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Answered by Jeonino E. / Thu, Mar 04
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