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Jeff is our Professional vehicle technician, work with him. Hook up a scan tool and read the codes from the flashing light. Also check there is some transmission fluid in it.
there is no cleaning of this with solvents of any kind it will contaminate the sensor. you can blow it out with air but if it is acting up and setting a code replace it. hope this helps
You will have to take this one to the dealer. they can retrieve the code or put a new one in for you. call around because some of them will do it for free.
Randy
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