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Old 05-14-2025, 08:39 PM
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I was curious what the adaptations are for my transmission (mileage 168K miles) since I'm going to overhaul the mechatronic today. Here they're for comparison's sake. Phil, what is the threshold for the values to be indicative of an issue? Are my numbers, ok? Thanks!
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