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Old 04-17-2000, 03:49 PM
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Question Can computer learn new OD shift?

I've read elsewhere on this board about the computer learning the driver's habits. Can the computer learn a new shift point for the overdrive? I ask this because I recently had my OD change where it shifts at the bottom of a steep hill when in cruise-control at 65 mph. The truck used to slow to 55 mph before shifting from OD to 4, and I began to switch the OD off at the bottom of steep hills. Now the trans shifts when I hit 60 mph. Has my truck learned a new trick?




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