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found metal disk. od light of doom
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Thats one of the spacers that are embedded in the transmission gasket/seal -- its normal for them to come off but make sure none are left in the pan when you reinstall it.
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ok thanks. thats a relief bc i just found another one on the ground.
and advanced said my truck is obd I so they couldn't read it. Headed to a real place soon.
and advanced said my truck is obd I so they couldn't read it. Headed to a real place soon.
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You could read EEC-IV codes if you use a wire or a paper clip to jump the test harness connector. Check # 17 in my list of useful threads for more information: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=160035
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