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It sounds like we're all sh*t out of luck to a certain extent...short of brake switch replacement and an ECU tune as last resort. Even then, that's not guaranteed to

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Old 07-04-2013, 07:44 PM   #11 (permalink)
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It sounds like we're all sh*t out of luck to a certain extent...short of brake switch replacement and an ECU tune as last resort. Even then, that's not guaranteed to fix the issue.

I did jiggle and play around with each of the switches behind my brake...and noticed a big difference in how she responded. It was only temporary, but still leads me to believe that's where some of the issue is stemming from.


Oil cooler is on the wishlist - it reached 118F here last weekend, and my oil temps always hover around 220+, even in cool weather.

Thanks for all the input guys - I've gone through and read most of the pages to this forum post. My issues are closest to Digitonium and ZForce, and I definitely can't fathom trading her in...nope, not yet.
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