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They are the same solenoids. You could test them with an Ohmmeter just like the TPS.
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1995 Aerostar. No cruise control or overdrive.
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The transmission is the same, ford never planned to make the aerostar after 94.
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Ok, got back to the A-Star. Have not installed any new parts as yet. Re-checked for any codes. Ran KOEO and KOER tests. Both resulted in "111" (good). Took it on a short interstate spin. Low and behold it shifted into overdrive and ran that way for about a minute. Then it started shifting back and forth from 3rd to OD, then back to 3rd. I slowed down to 60 mph and shifted into 3rd and drove the rest of the way. Is this a solenoid symptom?
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Check the adjustment of the bands. Servos dry out with age then leak so that might be another issue.
