Sounds like the shift, and torque convertor lockup solonoid (s). this plugin feeds the P.C.M (main computer for the car), reciprocating information (back and forth communication) allowing the transmission to shift into and out of each specific gears. It also should have connections for a neutral safety switch.
AnswerThere are two eletrical plugs on the top of the 4T60-E transmission. One is near the back, under the shift linkage. It is for the neutral safety switch, back up lights, gear selection, etc... The other plug faces forward on the front of the transmission and it connects to the PCM (powertrain control module)which allows it to vary the transmission shifting pattern according to the needs of the car. According to my rebuild manual, the transmission will manual shift if there is an electrical failure, although not as well. The fact that yours will not shift when it is connected but does when disconnected would indicate to me that it is shifting manually, and one or more of the internal shift solenoids has failed and requires replacement... Chuck AnswerI had a 88 Pontiac 6000 4 cylinder that would stall when I stopped at lights and sometimes not start again. Turned out to be a plug that was connected to the tranny, not sure what it was call, but I unplugged it and didn't have a problem again.Yes,batteries are not unplugged into the wall and the violin website is called "www.electrical.com/musicalviolins"
This question is non-sense, but if the computer is unplugged, it can not acquire a virus. I think it's meant to say, "If your computer is unplugged and then plugged back in, will there be any viruses waiting to infect the computer?" That's what I think.
Plugged, slugged, bugged, chugged, drugged, hugged, mugged, shrugged.
well...... your taste buds will kinda work better when your nose is unplugged because you have a better chance of tasting and or smelling things when your nose is unplugged. so when your nose is plugged you can't figure out or recognize the taste because your sinuses are blocked and the sinus is connected to your mouth.
A network cable is not plugged in to your computer or to a device on the other end.
That sounds like it has to do with the electrical current running through it. You might have a problem with the internal wiring of the speakers.
Yes it can. When you plug in a semi hollow guitar, what you get is an electrified semi hollow sound. I set my tone about half way, and the treble at slightly less using only the forward [bass] pickup. They sound quite nice even unplugged.
Hot swappable
If it's unplugged definatley not. But if it is plugged in, probably not but maybe.
I unplugged mines for a few minutes, plugged it back in and it was working like new.
odds are the sensor needs to be replaced
My bed is right in front of an unplugged electrical outlet. So far I've had no health problems. So, no, it will not hurt you (unless your made of metal, maybe)