Tranny doin some weird stuff!!!
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Whoa. Hold on. My father had the same problem in his 98 and he talked to a transmission guy and he said there was a solenoid, I forget what it is called, that has a little spring in it that goes bad. He gave my father a rebuild kit for the solenoid and it fixed the problem.
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Whoa. Hold on. My father had the same problem in his 98 and he talked to a transmission guy and he said there was a solenoid, I forget what it is called, that has a little spring in it that goes bad. He gave my father a rebuild kit for the solenoid and it fixed the problem.
Whoa. Hold on. My father had the same problem in his 98 and he talked to a transmission guy and he said there was a solenoid, I forget what it is called, that has a little spring in it that goes bad. He gave my father a rebuild kit for the solenoid and it fixed the problem.
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Cleaning both ground wires on my batteries and the ground to the engine fixed my tranny good as new. It's a VERY common problem, but not a well known solution. I took my Ram to a tranny shop and just by luck the problem was just discussed in some sort of tranny magazine that gets sent to tranny shops. The guy had just read it and it was fresh on his mind. he told me to take it home and clean up the grounds. if I still have probelms, bring it back.
That was last year and Thank God I'm still shifting fine ( knock on wood ...
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That was last year and Thank God I'm still shifting fine ( knock on wood ...
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