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Originally Posted by steelies
bump.........help
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I'm not sure if an OBDII scantool/code reader can pull up the Transmission shift data on the Data List, but its worth a shot? That way you can see whether or not the vehicle is actually seeing/registering that it is indeed in "D."
After that, there may not be too much more you can do from home. I suppose you may be able to test the circuits with a DMM (Digital Multi-Meter) but you'd have to get an EWD (Electrical Wiring Diagram.) I'd help you out if I could, but Toyota changed how the EWDs are shown on TIS and I can no longer save them as .pdf files.