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01-26-2005, 09:35 PM

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I have a 1994 t-bird. It has overdrive. It slips all over itself. I hear that there is a computer chip in the tranny that could be causing the slipping. i have called around about a diagnosis and the prices are off the wall. is there a way to ( cheat) the diage and do it yourself. can anyone help??????

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Tranny slippage

No response? I'm having a similar prob on a 95

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Re: Tranny slippage

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No response? I'm having a similar prob on a 95

does it slip in all forward gears and reverse?

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