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2008 GMC Acadia Repair Question


Topics covered: Transmission, Body, Transmission cooler.
Mileage: No information provided.

Asked on September 28, 2009

2008 GMC Acadia p0634 and b2aaa

Electrical problem
2008 GMC Acadia 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 20000 miles

Respected gentlemen,
i am satisfied with your last suggestions ,please help me again

i was going to bakersfield my car showed two codes
P0634 PCM/ECM/TCM Internal Temp Too High
and B2AAA
though after once erased they did not come again .
can you please explain me qand tell me how serious they are and hoiw i can get them fixed ecnomicaly
Avatar Asked by npslitt

Answer

Replied on September 29, 2009

p0634 is Transmission Control Module (TCM) Overtemperature.The control solenoid (w/body and TCM) valve assembly has a built-in TCM temperature sensor to detect possible overtemperature conditions of the TCM. This fault indicates the TCM is in an overtemperature condition and the TCM has shut down to protect from possible heat damage to the TCM. The TCM will remain off until the over temperature condition no longer exists. Perform the Transmission Fluid Check.Perform the Transmission Fluid Cooler Flushing and Flow Test to verify proper transmission oil cooler flow. inspect the transmission cooling system for the items list below and repair as necessary. If all the items test normal, replace the control solenoid (w/body and TCM) valve assembly:

• Obstructions in the airflow of the radiator or transmission cooler

• Kinked or damaged transmission fluid lines

• Damage to the transmission cooler,the dtc b2aaa does not come up as a valid code.post back with any other info.

Tiny Answered by brian 1 (expert)
1,100 answers provided
Replied on September 30, 2009

but have driven more than 200 miles it has npt showed up again so please tell me do i need to get checked
regards

Tiny Response from npslitt
3 questions asked
Replied on September 30, 2009

I would at least get it checked,you can stop at an GMC dealer,this vehicle is still under warrenty.

Tiny Answered by brian 1 (expert)
1,100 answers provided