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Are these PNP switch Symptoms? 850

posted by  dimbulb on  Wed Oct 13 06:02 CST 2004
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My 1996 Sedan has begun to act up over the past couple
of weeks. It seems like the transmission dis-engages and
engages momentarily a few times after first starting and
driving. I have noticed it with the onset of colder weather
here out west (but it really isnt very cold yet). After driving for
15 or so minutes the problems seem to go away, at least so far
(I assume it is going to get worse).

No Check Engine light, and as it is a 96 model, I cant get at the
codes without a code reader. I was under the assumption that
that are no codes set unless the Check Engine light goes on,
is that correct?

Thanks for any advice!

-jas



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96 850 Sedan & 94 850 Wagon






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