Experiencing Hard Shifting, No Shifting, or Inconsistent Transmission Performance?
Erratic shifting (hard, soft, or different shifting conditions when hot or cold ) often signals failing transmission solenoids. These fluid-control components typically need replacement around 100,000 miles. Transmission Solenoids control the valves in the valve body. Therefore, if you have a bad valve, new solenoids will not fix the issue.
To restore smooth and reliable shifting, we strongly recommend replacing all transmission solenoids, along with the transmission filter, gasket, and fresh transmission fluid. Doing the job completely the first time can help ensure another 100,000 miles of dependable driving.
This listing is for one solenoid that can be used in one of the following locations:
SLC3 – Solenoid 3 (K3 clutch) black
SLB1 – Solenoid 10 (B1 clutch) black

Possible Trouble Codes
00262 SLC3- SV3 K3 Control Solenoid Circuit Error (Open or Short)
00349 SLB1-SV10, B1 Control Solenoid Circuit Error (Open or Short)

Disclaimer:
The troubleshooting information provided is for general reference only and is not intended to serve as a definitive diagnosis. Vehicle symptoms may have multiple underlying causes. We strongly recommend that a certified automotive technician properly diagnose your vehicle before replacing any parts. Incorrect diagnoses may lead to unnecessary part replacement and additional repair costs.