🔧 Genuine GM 24225825 Pressure Control Solenoid Valve for Automatic Transmission - Authentic OEM Part Review

This fixed my transmission, it wobbled in gear at a red light and slipped, after replacing this my transmission pressure went back to normal and it sucked out the sump, I had to Add 2.5 liters of gear oil to refill! CHECK THE FLUID IMMEDIATELY AFTER REPLACING A DEFECTIVE PRESSURE MAGNET! My car thanks to you AC Delco. Another symptom was a very faint vibrating noise coming from my transmission valve body. Even when it was below zero and the car had not yet warmed up, the problem was most…

I didn't pull the code but from what I've read there was a long shift I experienced. It wasn't an easy task, not in the least. I hope you know what you are doing when you try it. I'm not the most experienced, but luckily I had some sort of hoist to drop the entire tote bag in order to have enough room to remove the side panel. However, it took me about 9 hours to make it. However, this part solved my problem and I recommend it. Busy switching solenoids while you're at it. They are in the same…

I believe this is the main reason for the "Maximum Long Shift Adaptation" code found in 4T65E transmissions. If the shifts are soft and sluggish and after a while the shifts become harsh with this code, I would remove that side cover from the transmission and replace the thing. If you are installing a used transmission, replace that part before installing it on your vehicle. This has been a problem with these transmissions for years and they redesigned this part a bit in 2003 but experience…

Impala 3.9L 2009, friends complained of long soft shifts and slight slippage when starting from a standstill. After hooking up a pressure gauge to the pressure port, I found that the EPC Solenoid was faulty and found low line pressure across the board when I checked the pressure with a scanner and set various amps and compared to the pressure chart. There was also an area where the pressure on command stayed in the 400 milliamp range at 110psi, which definitely suggests the problem isn't with…