When tranny was replaced, were all lines and trans cooler flushed? Was converter replaced? Try flush and refill trans fluid and replace filter.
SOURCE: Locationof the Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid
Your transmission should still work if the solenoid goes bad. It will just shift funny
SOURCE: tranny in 2003 trailblazer
there are 4 solenoids in the trans, three shift and one torque converter clutch solenoid. Solenoid B is 2-3 shift solenoid.
SOURCE: 2002 neon tranny faiure??
I had the same problem driving along and had to coast over to the side of the road. 92000km. all the clutches in the tranny were gone and all kinds of filings in filter and pan. the tranny had to be rebuilt at dealer for $1895 canadian Sorry for this news I also thought it slipped into neutral and wouldn't move no matter where I put the shifter
SOURCE: tranny slips & wont shift past 2nd gear
tranny slips can also mean that you may need to change the tranny filter. But just like cooking oil at first it is thick then you add heat and it gets thinner, same for tranny oil which could also mean that your tranny needs gear and plate work. The easiest way to find out is to insert the oil dip stick, clean it with a paper towel and check to see if you can see metal shivers or if the color of the tranny oil is not red but silverish, these are usually indictative of a tranny that needs an overhaul. hope this helps.
Good Luck =)
SOURCE: 2001 dodge ram 2500 5.9l automatic 2wd. code
go to google.com, type in P0753 dodge code. when you get your search results,it should be the second one down,it should look something like what I typed after this at the bottom part of the second result,maybe the 3rd.instead of ma trying to explain it again,just go there and you will find a detailed list of how to check and test,and even replace all parts associated with this code,there is even pictures to look at also. www.cumminsforum.com/.../167007-code-p0753-repaired-long.html
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