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transmission disable

i am working on hyster gm v6 vortec.the transmission return to neutral when ever the lever is pull forward. i have inspected the transmission harness,replaced the vsm ,control valve and solenoid attached,flushed the sump but the problem still persist.it is an lpg system with fault 524225-1 which means transducers and that has been replaced too.the gear doesn't engaged.can somebody help me because am **** off.
  • Posted 28 Sep 2011 00:26
  • By friday
  • joined 15 Aug'11 - 5 messages
  • lagos, Nigeria
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Havebyou checked transducer pressures through the dash. Swap them over see if fault changes to reverse
  • Posted 30 Sep 2011 08:05
  • By sean3
  • joined 14 May'11 - 46 messages
  • lancashire, United Kingdom

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