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Old 11-08-2018, 08:03 PM   #1
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1996 s10 Blazer 4.3l 4x4 p1860 code

I bought the Blazer about 2 months ago and last week I went to drive it and the service engine light was on. I have one of those OBD2 Bluetooth scanners and is giving me code p1860. I read that code could be the TCC solenoid so I went ahead and had that replaced along with the oil and filter. The check engine light still comes on with the same code. If I reset the code it comes back on within a couple seconds as long as I'm not moving. if I reset it and start driving or reset it while I'm driving it will not come back on until I am stopped or almost stopped for 5 seconds or so. When I reset the light it shifts normal. If the light comes back on and it will shift hard again.
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Old 11-08-2018, 09:51 PM   #2
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Re: 1996 s10 Blazer 4.3l 4x4 p1860 code

The trans goes to default line pressure as it senses a loss of pressure. If you google the code there is a bunch of info, this was a common issue with the 4l60e.
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