Yes, it is possible to test it and it should be as it could be the switch, the harness to the transmission or the PCM itself. Rather than write out the entire procedure it is attached below. The first step is to reset the code and see if it comes back. The rest involve the use of a test light and/or volt/ohmmeter to test the harness and connections. About half the time it's the harness that is the problem. The other half is split between a bad switch and bad PCM.
The chart shows the valid combinations of the switches. The code sets if A and C are at zero volts or if all three read zero for more than two seconds. That can happen easily in the harness if the wires rub through and ground out, especially where it comes up from the transmission and around the top of the block.
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2018 AT 9:54 PM