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mike stager
Dodge Dakota
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10/11/2008
18:32:19
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 Subject: locating tranny wiring
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My O/D switch stopped working the other day and I can only assume the switch or the wiring is bad. Of course, the chiltons/haynes manuals are crap for pictures of things that you actually need a picture of....where do I find the wiring connector for the switch under the dash? I can't turn off my O/D and I really don't care to not have that ability.
And...does anyone know what affects O/D in extreme cold weather? 10 below and I have no O/D shift even in a 25 mile drive to work. It'll shift into O/D after I get off of work in the afternoon.
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J and J Auto
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10/11/2008
23:17:49
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trans operation
shift pattern
1-2
2-3
3- o/d
o/d - lockup
is it o/d or lockup o/d should work all the
time unless switch is off lockup will not shift
in when below 100 degrees engine temp 100 to 125
is where most are set
And What Year Is The Truck
Larry
J&J Auto
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Mike Stager
Dodge Dakota
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10/11/2008
23:56:22
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Truck is a 97. It shifts into OD all the time for me. I can start it up today ( 70 degrees ) and drive right to the highway ( 2 blocks away ) and it'll shift through the gears, into OD and lock up the converter.
The OD switch used to work but when it did, it was intermittently...
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Mike Stager
Dodge Dakota
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10/14/2008
21:37:17
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fixed the O/D switch and made a tutorial for anyone else having the same problem. Still would like to know about the O/D problem at very cold temps and why I don't get O/D when the temp has obviously reached operating temp. Is there a temperature switch I can check?
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