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Key pad
Posted by Larry on February 4, 2013 at 1:09 pmHere we are 700 miles from home. The transmission key pad does not go into drive. R & N work. Thinking complete replacement may be the best as hope to start towards home next week. What does the brains think?
Archived replied 13 years, 7 months ago 8 Members · 8 Replies -
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Power every thing down, let sit a few minutes and reboot entire bus.
Get under bus check all connections are pushed in and secure to transmission.
Got my fingers crossed.
AL
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Try this apply your parking brake and push the up and down arrow simultaneously if you have a do not shift code that will remove it and let it shift
good luck
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thanks for the replies. Had already done most of the list. Got a new keypad at the Phoenix ALlison dealer. Was a quick change out and now all seems well.
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thanks for the replies. Had already done most of the list. Got a new keypad at the Phoenix ALlison dealer. Was a quick change out and now all seems well.
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Good for you.
Based on what I paid for toilet parts last week, what does a transmission key pad cost ?
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When it comes to toilets and transmissions, when you gotta go, having things working is priceless.
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Paid $800 and change. Called Prevost at Elgin and was quoted a lot more. First time found them to be so far out of line.
Plus I got the pad today. As the price of pads it was more than my IPad.
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I’am sure Pat did not have the same reaction with a key pad malfuction as Mary Ellen toilet in-op for 3 days.
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