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Dodge Intrepid Code 41 ?
The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for
a couple of hours. Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same code 41. Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. Thank you. |
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On Mon, 2 Aug 2004, johndoe wrote:
> The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around > for a couple of hours. Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the > same problem and the same code 41. Any ideas? Please, I could use some > advice. Find a new mechanic(s). The one you used made a quick and large sale on you, and didn't find or fix the actual problem. |
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On Mon, 2 Aug 2004, johndoe wrote:
> The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around > for a couple of hours. Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the > same problem and the same code 41. Any ideas? Please, I could use some > advice. Find a new mechanic(s). The one you used made a quick and large sale on you, and didn't find or fix the actual problem. |
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"johndoe" > wrote in message news:ARxPc.260$an.224@trndny08... > The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > where and how are you getting this code, I can't find a code 41 in my obd2 codes? back to the shop, and tell them you got ripped off. |
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"johndoe" > wrote in message news:ARxPc.260$an.224@trndny08... > The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > where and how are you getting this code, I can't find a code 41 in my obd2 codes? back to the shop, and tell them you got ripped off. |
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johndoe wrote:
> The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > Probably one of the $30 sensors that was the only bad part in the original transmission (usually the turbine speed sensor or output speed sensor.) |
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johndoe wrote:
> The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > Probably one of the $30 sensors that was the only bad part in the original transmission (usually the turbine speed sensor or output speed sensor.) |
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Code 41 is an electrical problem in the Low/Reverse solenoid circuit. This
is an ELECTRICAL problem. Best regards, Bill "johndoe" > wrote in message news:ARxPc.260$an.224@trndny08... > The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > |
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Code 41 is an electrical problem in the Low/Reverse solenoid circuit. This
is an ELECTRICAL problem. Best regards, Bill "johndoe" > wrote in message news:ARxPc.260$an.224@trndny08... > The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > |
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I was chatting with a gentleman in another group:
He said you can rebuild them all you want, but the firmware in the computer must be updated, other wise the transmission will continue to self destruct. I have heard of this before, but I am limited in Dodge/Chrysler experience, I do mostly GM/ I hope this helps? Refinish King PS Call a few transmission rebuilders, and ask about this, and tell the rebuilder. He is ultimately responsible. "johndoe" > wrote in message news:ARxPc.260$an.224@trndny08... > The car slipped into a lower gear after getting warmed up driving around for > a couple of hours. > > Transmission rebuilt, $2G later, but still the same problem and the same > code 41. > > Any ideas? Please, I could use some advice. > > Thank you. > > |
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