You might have a speed sensor that is starting to go bad, or has a bad spot in it. The computer needs the vehicle speed info to determine the shift points. You might want to have that looked into.
Tim
You might have a speed sensor that is starting to go bad, or has a bad spot in it. The computer needs the vehicle speed info to determine the shift points. You might want to have that looked into.
Tim
Tim Schoell opined in news:wnhYa.83803$ snipped-for-privacy@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com:
I owuldnt bother.. it IS gonna go bad but I am a cynic. If you take it in with that complaint, you'll pay a diagnosis fee that comes up empty or they'll replace the TSS and not necessarily fix it.
You're better off waiting for it to happen a few more times or fail solidly.
A crap shoot but it could happen ANYWAY.. if they said they DID replace the TSS.
Could have just been a bad connection.
Is the speed sensor an easily replaced external component?
- Jeff -
Jeff Napier opined in news:ZbCYa.62527$ snipped-for-privacy@rwcrnsc51.ops.asp.att.net:
It should be .. since it's a truck. If you've ever seen or hooked up a speedo cable on a trans, you know where to look.
Thomas Moats opined in news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:
Anything to get the answer...
:)
and now I know if I ever need to..
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