2000 LEXUS RX 300
245,000 MILES
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WINSTON5760
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Check engine light came on. Turned on to highway increased speed to 60 mph and noticed the RPM was at aprox. 4000. I then slowed down and noticed the transmission was not changing to overdrive. I stopped and checked the shifter, checked the overdrive off button, then tried again with no shift to OD. I stopped again and exercized the snow and power switch. I then started again and the transmission shifted into OD so I continued home. At home I disconnected the battery and the check engine light reset. For the next two days the transmission worked well. Today the overdrive failed again. I put the transmission selector in snow position and it would not transfer to OD so I continued home.
What could be the problem with failure to transfer to overdrive?
Before I change the speed sensor on the transmission I would like some feedback.
Jan 26, 2013 at 11:14 PM
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ASEMASTER6371
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first, never, never clear a code as it does nothing for an issue. it wipes out vital info when the problem occured.

it may be a solenoid or valve body issue. we need the code number to narrow down the failure.

Roy
Jan 26, 2013 at 11:17 PM
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