overdriver wont come on

Asked by thumpersgurl Mar 19, 2013 at 02:42 AM about the 2007 Kia Rio LX

Question type: General

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Do you mean Overdrive , your transmission won't shift in to the highest gear? First, is there a dash indicator light on? O/D light on or blinking means a electrical problem as been detected, usually within the valve body of the transmission. The shift solenoids. It could either be a solenoid itself for the wires connecting to the solenoid. Have your codes read at a large parts store. They will do it free..write them down and come back here..one of us will help you decide the next step.

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Hello there my 2010 Kia Rio LX overdrive won't turn on it stays off I keep pressing the button doesn't turn on what can I do to fix that problem I don't have a lot of money my name is Noe Lugo Email is Pelonmex40@aol.com

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I just started experiencing this week on 2008 Rio, weirdly just after getting tires replaced. Maybe they damaged a sensor or wiring.

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