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A Bluetooth LE adapter for reading standard engine codes and supported live data.
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This code means your car's computer has detected a problem with 'Shift Solenoid A' in your automatic transmission. This solenoid is responsible for controlling the flow of transmission fluid to engage specific gears.
Shift Solenoid 'A' Malfunction
The solenoid itself can fail electrically or become clogged, preventing proper fluid flow.
Typical part cost: $50-250 part
Contaminated or insufficient fluid can prevent solenoids from operating correctly and cause blockages.
Typical part cost: $0-100 for fluid/filter
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Already have a compatible scanner? Use it. If not, a Bluetooth OBD2 adapter can help you confirm engine codes and check supported live sensor data before replacing parts.

Basic checks
A Bluetooth LE adapter for reading standard engine codes and supported live data.
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Regular diagnostics
A Bluetooth LE adapter with an automatic sleep feature for routine code and sensor checks.
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A Bluetooth LE adapter to consider when comparing supported vehicles and diagnostic apps.
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Shift solenoids are electronic valves inside the automatic transmission that control the flow of hydraulic fluid. By opening and closing, they direct fluid to different clutch packs and bands, allowing the transmission to shift between gears.
Replacing a shift solenoid often requires dropping the transmission pan, which can be a messy job. It also requires specific knowledge of your transmission type and careful reassembly. While possible for an experienced DIYer, it's often best left to a professional.
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