Subject	Likeliness does not matter,
Posted by	Fast300 on June 18, 2012 at 12:36 AM
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In Reply To	True, I just I should have better phrased my question. posted by Zski on June 17, 2012 at 06:09 AM
Message	If only 1 in 100000000 fails and yours is that one, the rest are irrelevant. Theorizing about the likelihood of the ALC failing is a waste of time, just remove it, it's very simple, and you have to do it anyway to run the diagnostics.
Follow Ups	Auto Trans Issues... Cant really figure it out. - Zski 08:31:58 06/15/12 I'm guessing the self diag didn't tell you anything? (n/m) - Draker (Eugene, OR) 11:31:05 06/15/12 nope... (n/m) - Zski 11:33:37 06/15/12 Sounds like you lost electronic signal to shift solenoids - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 19:27:02 06/15/12 Thank you so very much Greg. - Zski 21:21:59 06/15/12 You must remove the ALC to run diagnostic (n/m) - Fast300 23:59:21 06/15/12 Ok, thank you didn't know that... (n/m) - Zski 06:25:40 06/16/12 Can the ALC fail? (n/m) - Zski 09:16:14 06/16/12 Yes, Anything can fail. (n/m) - Fast300 21:36:38 06/16/12 True, I just I should have better phrased my question. - Zski 06:09:11 06/17/12 Likeliness does not matter, - Fast300 00:36:35 06/18/12 Is the ALC a new install? Over tightening the connectors on - marklar182 13:12:28 06/17/12
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