The 2004 Chevy Venture transmission pressure control solenoid is located inside of the oil pan, connected to the valve body of the transmission. The transmission pressure control solenoid controls the fluid pressure to the internal friction plate clutches or drum bands. A bad or failing transmission pressure control solenoid can cause slipping, which can result in the transmission overheating. If left unrepaired, the slipping will ruin (burn or fry) the friction clutches and bands causing transmission failure.A problem with the transmission pressure control solenoid can cause the check engine light to illuminate with little to no other symptoms. On the other hand, it can cause transmission slipping in one or all gears.
Louise A.
April 9, 2020
The transmission pressure control solenoids are located inside of the oil pan, connected to the valve body of the transmission.
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