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OD Relay - 1989 244 Automatic 200 1989

posted by  Joe HC on  Wed Jul 2 08:48 CST 2003
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I would first crawl under the car and find the solenoid that mounts to the tranny. It is on the driver's side of the tranny, about midway up. I would carefully pull of the protective sleeve that covers the solenoid wire about 2 feet and see the condition of the wire. If it is frayed or doesn't look right, keep working your way back until you find good wire and then spice some good stuff it. See if that works. If that doesn't, then you need to pull your OD relay, open it up, and look for a bad solder.


--Joe HC






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