42rle P1775 P1776 solenoid switch valve latched in the LR or TCC position.

[@hyenakilla31]

Dude thank you bro. You helped me out a lot. Just the visual and the location of the rod when pulling it out was priceless info. Thank you.

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

No problem thanks for watching

[@junkyardsearcher6407]

This is a great series, I believe that freeing up the stuck valve on the other body was probably a huge part of your entire code process and limp mode.

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Thanks and my thoughts exactly

[@SkiloRiaffou]

I replaced the whole 42RLE assembly kit on my 2010 Dodge Dakota. Now with the new 42RLE assembly kit installed the car is going forward but the reverse. How to fix or solve the problem? 😔 Other than that it's a great and more detail video. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[@nostalgiquemedia]

Details!!! I might be able to built a car after watching your videos… but yo what happened with the Chevy venture you worked on two years ago? You never finished the upper manifold I’m working on an ‘04 now. I can do it but to want to watch somebody who got skills and is very detailed so I don’t screw up my vehicle. I wonder do you guys even realize how helpful these videos are to us? Thanks

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

I have the video on that. The venture is still on the road

[@JavierRodriguez-i4n8m]

Nice video

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Thx!

[@giordanopalencia2041]

Thank you! I having te same problem

[@JustBeeCuzzz]

Thank you!

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

Is this similar to the 62TE trans. I am showing a P1745 and the 2011 van went into limp mode. I just watched a You Tube video where a tech bought a bluetooth dongle, and software for his Chrysler vehicle. with this he was able to clear the counters, 2 of them and then do a trans relearn with the same software. Here is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ_XgYuga6lgeqs

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Yes both transmissions are very similar, this kid apparently works on both of them.