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Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX #742086 09/09/03 04:26 PM
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 1,044 Memphis, TN area T tw0wheelin_dup1 Hard-core CEG'er
tw0wheelin_dup1 Hard-core CEG'er T Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 1,044 Memphis, TN area	I replaced the TSS on my 95 and it has improved the 'bang shift'. The sensor fit correctly on my 95 which did not have the yellow paint markings described in some of the forum discussions. This is about a 15-20 minute job. Scott 95 SE-2.5L ATX (Sold, but not forgotten...)

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Hard shift in CD4E ATX	tom_dup1	09/08/03 08:50 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	gearhead98	09/08/03 09:00 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	Kremithefrog	09/08/03 09:41 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	tom_dup1	09/09/03 04:41 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	sigma	09/09/03 05:52 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	RoadRunner_dup1	09/08/03 09:58 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	F111D F_dup1	09/08/03 10:30 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	F111D F_dup1	09/09/03 02:00 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	tw0wheelin_dup1	09/09/03 04:26 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	TourDeForce	09/09/03 07:27 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	tom_dup1	09/11/03 04:25 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	2KSESportV6	09/11/03 05:04 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	Renee_dup1	09/11/03 06:36 PM
Re: Hard shift in CD4E ATX	TourDeForce	09/11/03 06:59 PM

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