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Yes, that was the 1st major repair after replacing the chassis harness during diagnostics. It ohm'd good but the code I'm getting now is "no continuity circuit A" - different than the original code.
No it's still a lingering issue. I purchased a new inner cab cable (from TCM to hump connector) and it didn't solve the problem. At this point I've touched every part from the TCM to solenoid with continuity and still have the code. TCM checked out good from an Allison authorized dealer. I'm at...
Most A3s ive seen from auction bring 40K+. Simpson is right on the recent A3 junk that sold for 16K and it was missing an axle and lots of small things. So there's your parameters. I like Lance's angle, go with that.
I personally believe it's worth it as my situation is long flat straight highways with hundred of miles in between. I see it as $5K invested so I can keep with traffic (safety), I lessen wear on my truck (minor cost savings), I'm not pushing my engine too hard (potential major cost savings if I...
Since EUCs were basically on hold since Feb I'm not surprised no one replied. SF-97s are still backlogged on top of that. Texas is FMV friendly and sounds like you didn't have much trouble so count it as a win.
Start by downloading all the TM's for your truck under the "TM" tab top right of the website header. They're great guides.
Secondly, when you press the parking brake button in how much air is being released? Does it hold pressure until you touch the brake pedal? It certainly sounds like...
The racor on the HEMTT doesn't like positive pressure from air but if you do then do it gently. TM 9-2320-279-20-1, Section 2-18 discusses bleeding the air at the fuel filter housing with a priming pump if you want to do it by the book.
You can send it off to TI for inspection and rebuild. John does a good job and warranties his work for 2 years.
https://www.transmissioninstruments.com/
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