Re: Overdrive crapped out on me
There is a temp sensor on the engine that needs to be satisfied before it will allow overdrive to kick in. In cold weather sometimes it takes a bit longer. Is your temperature gauge reading in the normal zone? If it reads low then you may have a stuck or missing thermostat. This alone can prevent OD operation in cold weather.
If temp is normal but still no OD, then the 1st thing to do is disconnect the wire going to the OD temp sensor. If the OD works then you've got a bad sensor. There are other possibilities, but these things are easy to check, so do this 1st.
Normally I'd include pictures or references to the service manual, but unfortunately my manuals are still packed in boxes & I don't currently have access. If you have a factory service manual go to the transmission section and look it up. It should show you locations of components. Tim
Re: Overdrive crapped out on me
Thanks Tim, I'll have the previa on the lift since I am planning on installing new suspension I have here. Hopefully its something simple, but honestly my temp gauge does not go into the half way mark. It tends to stay really low, especially with the cold weather we are having. I think I'm gonna let it run for 30mins in my driveway before going to work to see if it'll get warm