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while checking the grounds, I noticed that i had a vacuum line disconnected. No real noticable difference in the shifting, however; it does run a little better
I believe that there is a faulty ground, as you suggested. My logic is that when I turned into the neighborhood after catching overdrive... my wipers came on. I had them in the "intermittent" position as they were only working on High. The "mist" function also worked.
I am probably going to just run new ground straps as you suggested rather than chasing a bad one.
Refresh them all and add some more.Originally Posted by rangermonroe
Thanks Cruizer!while checking the grounds, I noticed that i had a vacuum line disconnected. No real noticable difference in the shifting, however; it does run a little better
I believe that there is a faulty ground, as you suggested. My logic is that when I turned into the neighborhood after catching overdrive... my wipers came on. I had them in the "intermittent" position as they were only working on High. The "mist" function also worked.
I am probably going to just run new ground straps as you suggested rather than chasing a bad one.
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why are they like that?!Originally Posted by bryanintowson
Reset mine and it helped. Also that guys hands are terrifying.
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i'm thinking shift solenoids.
not the guy in the video, but the op's problem with his shifting. lol
not the guy in the video, but the op's problem with his shifting. lol
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not the guy in the video, but the op's problem with his shifting. lol
I'm thinking Tip 10 first, then testing the solenoids if that has no effect.Originally Posted by caged
i'm thinking shift solenoids.not the guy in the video, but the op's problem with his shifting. lol
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If you're so sure about it, why don't you send him a new set of solenoids.Originally Posted by rangermonroe
new solenoids.
If that fixes the problem, he pays you. If not, he doesn't.
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this is the op that posted thisOriginally Posted by rangermonroe
new solenoids.
so i assume he is just stating that they happen to be new solenoids. lol
so if you're so sure that your tip 10 will fix it, why not fly out to show him in person. haha
just kidding... lol
UH... cruizer, I was just stating that they are new solenoids, I am the OP.
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Yep. Age, working 13 hour days and posting before drinking enough coffee.Originally Posted by caged
that's ok. slipping up, well that comes with age. haha
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That's a very informative video and everything, but that guys hand is going to give me nightmares for a month.Originally Posted by cruiser54
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