
RE5R05A Pressure Control Solenoid 1941-90, new and ready to install. Fits the RE5R05A. Ships fast from the USA.
The "1941-90" in this listing name is a piece of the Nissan service number 31941-90X00, the number this solenoid replaces. It also crosses to Bosch 0 260 130 030. If your Titan, Armada, Frontier, Pathfinder, Xterra or Infiniti QX56 has started banging into gear, slipping between shifts, or dropping into a fixed-gear limp mode with a solenoid code stored, and the part you pulled off the valve body carries one of those numbers, this is the replacement you are looking for.
The RE5R05A is a Jatco five-speed that first appeared in 2002 behind the 4.5L in the Infiniti Q45 and then spread across the Nissan truck and SUV line. It does not use simple on/off shift solenoids. Instead, a row of seven electronically modulated solenoids along one edge of the valve body each meters oil to its own job: line pressure (EPC), torque converter lockup, the direct clutch, the front brake, the input clutch, the high and low/reverse clutch, and the low coast brake. Because every one of them regulates pressure rather than just opening a port, parts catalogs tend to call any of them a pressure control solenoid. The TCM sends a duty-cycle signal, the solenoid turns that into a matching oil pressure, and the clutch or valve it feeds applies firmly or softly. A solenoid that sticks, leaks internally or loses resistance makes that clutch apply at the wrong pressure, and the computer sees the ratio go wrong.
Read the code first. Nissan names the circuit, so the code tells you which of the seven positions to look at. With the pan down, unplug that solenoid and measure its resistance, then compare against a known-good unit of the same style. Look hard at the fluid and filter too: Sonnax reports that roughly half of the RE5R05A cores they receive show water intrusion from a failed cooler in the radiator, and coolant ruins solenoids and clutch material together. Our RE5R05A service guide walks through the pan drop, the solenoid block and the cooler check step by step. If several solenoids test bad or the fluid is contaminated, the complete RE5R05A solenoid kit is the better buy.
This solenoid fits the RE5R05A five-speed and replaces Nissan 31941-90X00 and Bosch 0 260 130 030. It is the black-bodied style with a two-pin connector and a steel hold-down tab, which is not the same body as the silver-capped Bosch 0 260 130 031 sold as our RE5R05A TCC and line pressure solenoid. Before ordering, set your old part beside the photos and match the body shape, connector and printed number. Infiniti also used a low-resistance (10-15 ohm) low coast solenoid until August 2005 and the 20-40 ohm version afterward, so on early Infiniti cars measure your original. When in doubt, send us your year and VIN. The full range of parts for this unit is on the RE5R05A parts page.
| Fits | RE5R05A 1941-90 |
| Part type | Pressure Control Solenoid |
| Condition | New |
| Brand | OEM |
| Ships | From the USA |
| Warranty | 1-year |
Doing this repair right usually means replacing these at the same time. Same transmission, ships together.
It is shortened from Nissan service number 31941-90X00, the part this solenoid replaces. It does not mean the part fits 1941 to 1990 vehicles. The RE5R05A was built from 2002 on.
Match it to the part you remove. This is the black-bodied Bosch 0 260 130 030 style with a mounting tab. The silver-capped Bosch 0 260 130 031 used for line pressure, TCC and front brake is a different part.
Yes, if only one circuit set a code and the fluid is clean. If the fluid shows coolant or several codes are stored, replace the full solenoid set and fix the cooler first.
Nissan specifies Genuine NISSAN Matic S ATF, with Matic J as the approved alternative. Do not use a generic multi-vehicle fluid.
Clear the codes and drive it through all five gears over several trips. Shifts can feel firm for the first few drives while the TCM adapts.