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Clutch slip 200

posted by  Jim Holst on  Wed Jan 28 05:57 CST 2004
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If the OD was working before you replaced the clutch, I'd suspect that something has happened to the wiring in the shift lever or the wiring to the solenoid. Also did you check the 4th gear switch and connections up on the top right side of the tranny?. To get power to the solenoid, the relay must operate and the 4th gear switch must be closed. Also the switch on the shifter must send 12v to the relay to get things started. With the ignition sw to the run position and the tranny in 4th, press the switch on the shift lever. You should be able to hear the OD relay click. If not check the wiring as I mentioned above. Good luck!






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