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    Quote Originally Posted by L31Sleeper View Post
    And why aren't there any tables ??
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    Either they haven't been reverse engineered, or they don't exist.

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    Well I took my truck to the transmission shop 2 day. They changed the
    PC solenoid (pressure control), shift solenoid A and B. The problem is gone
    I believe once the PCM went to FAULT mode it ignored the tables.

    Thanx for the help, even though the help didn't fix it I have a MUCH better
    understanding of the trans now.

    -Justin

    Last edited by L31Sleeper; February 6th, 2010 at 04:27 PM.

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    Either the PCM did not command the PCS (i.e. zero current), or the PCS was open circuit (i.e. zero current)... either way, zero current means maximum pressure.

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    I read somewhere that once the PCM sees the circuit open (malfunction)
    that it keeps the circuit open.

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