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Old 07-27-2008, 09:13 AM   #3 (permalink)
Mike in AZ
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Welcome from AZ

Dave,

Welcome to the forum. Sorry you had to join on a sour note....

I don't have a direct answer to offer, but am sure one of the tranny experts will be chiming in shortly on this.

Joel is quite right about the (POS) ignition switch. There is a plastic module that attaches to the bottom of the switch mechanism that has been the root cause of a LOT of strange stuff. In our trucks (and a lot of other GM vehicles), that module is part of the digital network in the computer system. Last year, GM came out with a new one, P/N 15242754.

Again, welcome to the family. Please take time to add your location to your profile, so we know where you are. This is a great bunch of big-hearted folks that you will enjoy.....

Mike
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