Need Advice. Transmission P2503. No Slipping.
I know conductor plates are very common to go bad in these cars. I have an 05 e55 with 194k miles. Im planning to buy a plate as soon as someone on here can confirm or at least suspect it is the plate. Im thinking of getting the assosiated solenoid for 2->3 shift as well. I clear the code and returns when it goes back into limp mode. Could really use some help or advice. I added a couple pictures of the trans warmed up and parked. Thanks
I know conductor plates are very common to go bad in these cars. I have an 05 e55 with 194k miles. Im planning to buy a plate as soon as someone on here can confirm or at least suspect it is the plate. Im thinking of getting the assosiated solenoid for 2->3 shift as well. I clear the code and returns when it goes back into limp mode. Could really use some help or advice. I added a couple pictures of the trans warmed up and parked. Thanks
So that code is a generic low voltage code so did you pull that from Star or a generic scanner? I say you didn't use a Star system because it's impossible to have just that one code with a Star/Xentry system,there should be MORE codes for sure but who knows.
Start by looking at oil in the harness by the TCU and also unplug the connector at the trans, both real easy to do so look for oil in the wiring connector.The fact that the C,M,S button does not work kinda leans me that way.Also what about M mode,can you clear codes and get it to work? Conductor plate may be next after that but you don't want to start throwing darts right out of the gate.
Let me know from there.
The conductor plate is easy a well but a little messy to do but gives you the chance to change the fluid and filter.
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Also for giggles if you have a spare TCU plug it in.
Here is a tip for any issue that throws codes wether engine or transmission. When you clear codes during a known problem the ECU will need to go through a small drive cycle so to speak and "see" and issue and than react to it. If you clear the code and the problem is instant than you have a "hard" fault so to speak,stuck solenoid for example or shorted-grounded wiring. If a clutch pack was damaged it would take longer,normally, for the ECU to analyze and react to it since it will have to go "out of bounds" within the ECU limits.
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