In a Nonelectronically Controlled Transmission, Improper Shift Points Are Most

question 81

Multiple Choice

In a nonelectronically controlled transmission, improper shift points are most commonly caused by a ______.

• A) defective throttle valve
• B) faulty vehicle speed sensor
• C) faulty governor
• D) all answers are correct

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