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My car is in the process of getting fixd. its been over a week now and they cannot find the problem, apparetly its been to auto electritions, trasmision places and there shop... every1 is shrugging there shoulders... ive ran a diagnosit i was given on here by a member and it told me the shift solinoid b was shagd. how correct would this be? i had to turn it on and off few times select sum geard and break a few times for it to tell me this.. and i counted the A/T light flashes... ive been told that if it is the shidt b solinoid do them all at the same time.. where do i get the solinoids and how accurate is this diagnositc? im in adelaide, its a s2 stag (rb25 neo auto. hardly modded) cheers.

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Adam, give JMS a call. They might know something. They trek to Japan quite a bit and may have an answer.

Just my 2c worth

p.s. And don't let them talk you into buying a new box :D

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I got a shift kit from MV Automatics in Adelaide (after advice from members on this forum)

I think it was Mike I dealt with, and I believe that he is considered a "guru" on the nissan trans

my 2c......good luck

richard

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