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I bought a 1994 LHS that has the common limp-mode and code 42, it was only $300 and really nice condition other than this problem and when not in limp-mode it rides very nice and transmission works perfectly. The transmission was rebuilt by Chrysler a few years back and has had many miles since with no problems he said until this and he just didnt want to deal with it. I noticed on the receipt is didn't say anything about solenoid pack replaced so I put a new one in since seems to be a common problem, the pan was clean and fluid nice. I added a new filter and proper fluid.
My buddy has a Solus scanner that we used to reset it, but code 42 keeps coming up. After checking all wiring connections and replacing speed sensors and having still same problem.
I am leaning towards TCM failure possible,
Is there a way to test just the TCM by itself, I cannot find any info on this in the Solus scanner, it just list it as a possibilty if nothing else fixes it. Or should I just install a new one? Kinda like throwing parts at it though.....more,
We asked our local dealer and they were not any help with this question at all. I think they thought I looked better behind the wheel of the brand new Challenger on the show room floor.
I said no thanks, I have a `67 R/T that takes care of my speed fix when needed.
Thanks for any idea's in advance, and feel free to add your similar related problems to this thread I don't mind it might be helpfull.
Andy
My buddy has a Solus scanner that we used to reset it, but code 42 keeps coming up. After checking all wiring connections and replacing speed sensors and having still same problem.
I am leaning towards TCM failure possible,
Is there a way to test just the TCM by itself, I cannot find any info on this in the Solus scanner, it just list it as a possibilty if nothing else fixes it. Or should I just install a new one? Kinda like throwing parts at it though.....more,
We asked our local dealer and they were not any help with this question at all. I think they thought I looked better behind the wheel of the brand new Challenger on the show room floor.
Thanks for any idea's in advance, and feel free to add your similar related problems to this thread I don't mind it might be helpfull.
Andy