Short answer, the valve is in the valve body on the back of the transmission. The car will have to be off the ground, the wheel removed, the left side of the frame and transmission supports will have to be removed/loosened before you can even attempt to remove the cover over the valvebody/pump.
This is a very involved and complicated procedure for someone without the proper tools, experience and, especially, patience.
Ronn
your problem is the transmission. you need to replace the transmission
how do you replace a transmission pressure control solenoid in a 2003 chevrolet impala
bring it to transmission shop
The transmission is controlled by the engine computer. It can be replaced.
You should ask your dentist. You shouldn't need to replace your retainer at all unless it hurts, doesn't fit for some reason, or your orthodontist says to.
clear retainer
for backup light6s open trunk, on ltrunk lid there are about8 plastic wing nuts holding panel in remove them and panel twist bulb retainer out replace bulbs replace retainer and panel,, for backup light6s open trunk, on ltrunk lid there are about8 plastic wing nuts holding panel in remove them and panel twist bulb retainer out replace bulbs replace retainer and panel,,
93 Chev S-10 Pickup Replace Headlight(NON expert -( shade tree mechanic my 1st attempt, and it went nice & smooth)Lift the hood. Turn off Headlights (duh Unplug wire from engine side of headlightFrom the front of the headlight, remove two screws at the BOTTOM of the 'retainer frame' (my term) that holds the headlight unit in. Take care not to drop the screws. The retainer may or may not keep them with the retainer frame.Remove NO screws at the side. Gently pry rotate bottom of frame up till bulb unit can be pulled forward. I 'think the retainer frame will come out also - cannot recall. Basically it latches from the top, and is fastened, by two screws, at the bottom.Replace bulb, replace retainer frame (top first, then screws at bottom), replace plug at rear of bulb unit.
it is under the center console. pull the tray out.
Replace your AT Control Unit (Automatic Transmission Computer)
Do not glue it, no glue will be safe for this. I advise you to go to the dentist who will fully understand and replace your current retainer.
I do not know that is why I asked the question. The retainer ring has a plastic or acrylic frame around it.