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Old 05-28-2009, 07:31 AM
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re-flashing transmission?

Has anyone tried re-flashing the CPU for the infamous hard shift in and/or out of 1st gear on an auto. tranny? Has that solved the problem? Need some info as local dealers balk at doing this... although I'm sure for the right $$$, they would re-flash, wash, wax, and kiss the Jeep good-night LOL!
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Old 05-29-2009, 07:06 AM
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Re: re-flashing transmission?

have you just changed your tranny fluid? if so that could be the cause.

or did this just happen out of nowhere? mike
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Re: re-flashing transmission?

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have you just changed your tranny fluid? if so that could be the cause.

or did this just happen out of nowhere? mike

This has been happening since shortly after purchasing it new. Dealers say it's a "Jeep thing" as did an AAMCO shop. That's my only complaint about the Jeep... otherwise, I absolutely love that little bugger! (Although if it got 26 mpg I'd love it even more LOL!)
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