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Old 05-14-2025, 09:40 PM
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Well sheet...

Thanks X5only - your screenshot blows my current theory out the windows.. :-)

Clearly, there is some very mixed terminology being used in ISTA and the values shown don't mean what I think!

Oh dear...
Wait ... sorry, I forgot I did reset the adaptation before starting work on the trans. I read somewhere that a reset should be done before servicing the mechatronic and not after .
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