2010 Acura MDX 2nd and 3rd gear pressure switch location
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2010 Acura MDX 2nd and 3rd gear pressure switch location
Hi guys I have a 2010 Acura MDX and I want to ask you guys if somebody here has any clue where is the location of the 2nd and 3rd gear transmission pressure switch? I would like to changes them because I have a little jerking transmission from 1st to 2nd gear shift. Thank you.
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Transmission fluid done at all? If not I'd start with that but more than likely its bad learned driving behavior. A TCM reset will fix it. Without HDS you can do a battery cable reset for 15 minutes (this will clear everything, so an idle relearn will need to be done and you'll need your radio code).
Pressure switch replacement won't do anything for you other than waste money.
Pressure switch replacement won't do anything for you other than waste money.
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Thank you so much brother for your help. Let me ask you something the other I tried to reset the computer taking the battery cable off and I let it seat for 1 hour but when I came back to the car and put the battery cable on. Everything was like before except for the radio code. What’s the best way to reset the transmission computer like factory ?
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Thank you so much brother for your help. Let me ask you something the other I tried to reset the computer taking the battery cable off and I let it seat for 1 hour but when I came back to the car and put the battery cable on. Everything was like before except for the radio code. What’s the best way to reset the transmission computer like factory ?
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hey brother thank you so much . I replaced the 2nd pressure switch on my MDX with no result but I thought the 2nd one was the one in the bottom and you showing the one in the top from 2nd I will try it the the top one and see if I can get results and for the 3nd pressure switch I was wrong too I thought it was the switch in the bottom not the top one.
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Take both battery cables off, put a rag over the top of the battery so the battery cables can't come in contact with the battery posts, then short the battery cables together with a jumper wire for approx. 15 minutes. This drains all residual power from capacitors and such, thus resetting everything.
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when is the last time you did the 3x3?
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Transmission fluid done at all? If not I'd start with that but more than likely its bad learned driving behavior. A TCM reset will fix it. Without HDS you can do a battery cable reset for 15 minutes (this will clear everything, so an idle relearn will need to be done and you'll need your radio code).
Pressure switch replacement won't do anything for you other than waste money.
Pressure switch replacement won't do anything for you other than waste money.
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If 2 transmission shops told you it was on its way out, I think I'd take their word for it. Especially since you've tried everything I would've tried. Junkyard transmissions can be had for pretty cheap. OEM reman is probably like $4500 and that's even if you can get one. Everything is on backorder lately, we can get parts for anything...
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