[DML] automatic transmission governor computer research

["sweitzel_2000" <sweitzel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>From the information gleaned from the archives (and google) I came up 
with some dated information that claimed a jeep/eagle (chrysler) part 
number was in fact the GC used on the D's 4141 renault transmission. 
(T1585496). I gave my local Chrysler dealership a jingle this morning 
and rattled off that part just to see what their database would spit 
out. Needless to say, whatever T1585496 is, it's listed as 
a "harness" and has a list of $537 and it's special order. Having 
some of the finest pull it yourself junkyards that are stock full of 
thousands of 1980's vehicles around here, I'd love to go on a 
scavenger hunt and see if I can track down some auto trans GC circuit 
boards to have around. (as well as repair my own). What I have not 
been able to glean, is what Chrysler/Jeep/Eagle/AMC/Renault vehicles 
used the T1585496 part. I'm also still not clear if the GC was used 
on different model transmissions other than the 4141 (which I suspect 
it was). Anyone out there know what other vehicles i should be on the 
lookout for that might contain the GC?

-sean




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