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It appears as though it is. Great find! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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Is this the infamous tire carrier?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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Florence? Looks like my hood.1 point
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Learn something new every day I guess! Is there a secret handshake I don't know about too?1 point
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You are correct, but it's been a long while since I've updated and added new ones. May still be a bit, I'll try and let you know when I start doing it once again. Also, I see you sent a PM a while ago. My apologies for not responding, I honestly didn't even see it as I have been slammed at work during the shutdowns.1 point
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Sounds like the speed sensor has quit and the trans computer is trying to tell you about it via the old blinky-lights OBD carried over from earlier models. AT-45 of the '98 manual has the procedure for decoding what it's unhappy about by watching for a longer flash. Looks like each code has its own page reference for further troubleshooting as well. If you don't get anywhere with the blinky lights, and you have an OBD-II scanner, give that a go. Looks like most of the patterns listed also have a DTC associated with them. I don't know whether a cheap code scanner would see codes on the trans computer, or if the DTC numbers mean they'd show up on the engine computer. Won't hurt anything to try.1 point
