It is inside the transmission, Need to remove trans. pan. And look up by the valve-body
It is most likely your pressure sensor selenoid. take it to your local transmission shop.
That would be a 4L60E
I'm not finding Torque converter sensor, are you sure you don't mean converter check valve or converter clutch solenoid? anyway, if you are looking for any of the shift Selenoid (1-2,3-4, or 2-3), or the TCC Selenoid, or the TWM Selenoid, or the Transmission Temp sensor, These are located inside the side cover on the transmission. On my 1999 grand Prix se this cover is located above the Transmission pan and drivers side....
its in one of the lower corners of the radiator. usually on the back side.
If its an automatic its your tcc selenoid in your transmission take it to a dealer! very labour intensive
There is more than one and they are found inside the transmission oil pan.
i connect all the wires the way i took them off the old selenoid and the starter selenoid and wires keep gettin hot and has burnt out the selenoid,replaced starter had the truck running fine shut it off and went to start it and the selenoid melted
it is almost 100% your transmition selenoid. the same thing happened to my yota, and the 1997 auto trannys are notorious for that. if you use one of those engine code readers it will probably say "transmition selenoid#2".
Where do I add transmission fluid to a 1994 Ford explorer with a manual transmission?
The 1994 takes Mercon transmission fluid
transmission fluid is in the transmission
First you check to see if the selenoid is working by turning the ignition key and listen for a click on the selenoid if you hear a click the selenoid is probably working. Then you take a test light and put it on one side of the large wire which should have power if you turn the key on. If you have no power on either side your trouble is before the selenoid. If you have power on one side but not the other when you hear the click of the selenoid, when you turn the key on, your selenoid is not working.