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i got this error code now 970 Pressure control C control circuit low code but i cant find any videos on how to fix that code , there a lot on utube showing other codes, but not PO 970 code any help would be nice, thanks. It,s a 2008 honda fit.
Check a local Canadian dealership website to confirm the part number. It should be the same (?).
Go through the diagnostics to make sure it needs replacing *before* purchasing any replacement.
Then calmly search online as dealer prices (if the part is available) are beyond eye-wateringly astronomical Found a couple on eBay.
No sealer. See page 14-221. Just be sure to torque the 6 bolts to spec 12 Nm, 8.7 Lb-ft (criss-cross & incrementally). Clean mounting surface etc. as outlined in steps 5-9.
so i took it apart and rats chewed the wires on that solenoid so im looking for a Harness Repair Kit, on amazon i guess ,not sure how to word it to make sure i get the correct one.
For the NA market the damaged item is #008 on the parts diagram: WIRE HARNESS, SOLENOID Part# 28360-RMM-003. Available on ebay for approx. $72.
If you're handy with a soldering iron you can also find the individual 2-write plugs on ebay.
Search for "Automatic Transmission Control Solenoid Connector Standard S2931". Compare pin layout to yours etc.
Or search for "Honda ACURA Transmission Dual Linear Solenoid Connector WIRE REPAIR KIT 350-0146".
In either case be sure to use the option to "Check fitment" as a sanity check.
im trying to access the wire from the plastic cover case that all the wires run through but i cant open it? is there a way to do this or should i just break it open, to get at the wire so i can get enough to solder back togeather.OK i broke it off for now does this look like the part i need
Do one plug at a time and set them down side by side preserving their orientation (i.e. connector toward you, wires on the backside, flat side of the plug with the tab down). Label them if you have to. Chances are better than good that the black wire is in the same position for both plugs.