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More than likely it will be, most trans issues are internal so once the unit is removed you will be shooting yourself in the foot if you dont get a good rebuild or at least a check out.
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Shifting manual over rides the shift solenoids. Have the codes read. I would recommend that both shift solenoids, the epc solenoid and the boost valve be replaced. $800+ at a garage. That's only if the transmission doesn't slip in any gear.
Crawl under the car and look in between the radiator and the engine on the drivers side where the engine bolts to the transmission. It will be just to the drivers side of the oil filter.
just jack the car up go get 5 quarts of good quality transmission fluid ,,change the filter put in new fluid easy to do with the filters that are like the oil filters
There are very high chances of your transmission fluid emptying out or being very low. you should get that checked. I went through something similar and by the time i took my car to the garage to get transmission oil changed my transmission system was badly damaged.
Sounds like the neutral safety switch has gone bad. These are on almost every kind of vehicle now. The switch prevents the car from starting unless the automatic transmission is in park or neutral. For a manual transmission, the clutch pedal has to be depressed. On a motorcycle, the clutch handle has to be depressed. You can pick up the switch at any parts store near you and replace it yourself if you are mechanically inclined. If not, I'm sure a tech or dealership will be glad to help you with the problem.
I had the same issue with my '04. Ultimately, it was a transmission issue. Had my transmission rebuilt. no more whistle. it sounded like a toy truck before, now it sounds like a big truck. Vroooom!
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