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David James Posted on Apr 22, 2014

Limp mode what causes limp mode?

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There are many different systems that could cause limp mode, engine, transmission, emissions... Limp mode is a safety that allows you to get off the street and to a shop for repairs without stranding you. Usually a significant failure eg trans will not shift.

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