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      02-27-2014, 07:00 PM   #1
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As of late, the car has been holding onto revs unnecessarily it seems, even under low acceleration and speeds, and the D numbers are going all over the place and I'm not quite certain why.

Has anyone had experiences like this with their flash? No tachometer issues to speak of, just D1, then D3, D5, then down to D4, then D3 D2, and D1 when slowing down. Sounds like the damn car is in S mode constantly now, and I'm wearing out my shifter slapping it from S back to D mode to try to reset it when it has these "fits."

Also what is that combination of gas pedal hold down etc. to "reset" the transmission even work in this case? I figured it couldn't hurt. Thanks in advance.
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Yes doing the reset made it soooo much better!! I just did mine and it was fantastic! If you want to swing over to me I will reset everything for you bro!
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Sure once I get better I can ping you bud- do you remember what you did, and also do you have the Alpina flash too?
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Sure once I get better I can ping you bud- do you remember what you did, and also do you have the Alpina flash too?
Sounds good. I have alpina flash yup. I can also program your car too lol
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Good stuff man- just gotta get over this and I can join the population again!
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Good stuff man- just gotta get over this and I can join the population again!
Haha I feel bro. Remember zinc is your friend also. If you rinse with a peroxide or mouth wash 4 times a day that will help also.

I study health deeply. Most germs linger in the throat, ears and digestive tract. So zinc 50mg two times daily with vitamin C will kick some ass for you.

Gargle the warmest salt water you can too. 4 tablespoons of baking soda and salt and that will greatly help.
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I appreciate that man. Hope the wife is feeling better.
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As of late, the car has been holding onto revs unnecessarily it seems, even under low acceleration and speeds, and the D numbers are going all over the place and I'm not quite certain why.

Has anyone had experiences like this with their flash? No tachometer issues to speak of, just D1, then D3, D5, then down to D4, then D3 D2, and D1 when slowing down. Sounds like the damn car is in S mode constantly now, and I'm wearing out my shifter slapping it from S back to D mode to try to reset it when it has these "fits."

Also what is that combination of gas pedal hold down etc. to "reset" the transmission even work in this case? I figured it couldn't hurt. Thanks in advance.
Here's the trans reset with gas pedal...

1. Put key in the ignition.
2. Hit the start button once without holding the brake (Don't start car).
3. Press accelerator to the floor and hold it there for about 30 seconds.
4. Start car and drive off.

I'll be curious to see what helps fix your issue...gas pedal reset or software reset. I've wanted this trans flash for a while, but keep putting it off because I want to take to Steve, but I'm outside Philly...tough to make the time. Sounds like it may be a good thing ??? Good luck.
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I appreciate that man. Hope the wife is feeling better.
Wife became 100% last night? Thanks bro for asking. I made her take zinc and do all the stuff I mentioned and 48 hours later she felt great.
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As of late, the car has been holding onto revs unnecessarily it seems, even under low acceleration and speeds, and the D numbers are going all over the place and I'm not quite certain why.

Has anyone had experiences like this with their flash? No tachometer issues to speak of, just D1, then D3, D5, then down to D4, then D3 D2, and D1 when slowing down. Sounds like the damn car is in S mode constantly now, and I'm wearing out my shifter slapping it from S back to D mode to try to reset it when it has these "fits."

Also what is that combination of gas pedal hold down etc. to "reset" the transmission even work in this case? I figured it couldn't hurt. Thanks in advance.
Here's the trans reset with gas pedal...

1. Put key in the ignition.
2. Hit the start button once without holding the brake (Don't start car).
3. Press accelerator to the floor and hold it there for about 30 seconds.
4. Start car and drive off.

I'll be curious to see what helps fix your issue...gas pedal reset or software reset. I've wanted this trans flash for a while, but keep putting it off because I want to take to Steve, but I'm outside Philly...tough to make the time. Sounds like it may be a good thing ??? Good luck.
This method doesn't work at all. Tried many times for fun, it does reset some adaptions. Once I reset his trans with software it will be like new.
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Thank you Chris! Please, don't take my experience as the rule. There are thousands of Alpina trans flash folks out there who are working just fine, and I will be the first to tell you it really wakes up the car and makes you fall in love all over again.
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Thank you Chris! Please, don't take my experience as the rule. There are thousands of Alpina trans flash folks out there who are working just fine, and I will be the first to tell you it really wakes up the car and makes you fall in love all over again.
Good point, but I'll end up being one of the unlucky ones...

PS. Thanks for the health tips, WF...I'll have to give it a try.
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Whats ailing you Darknight?
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Bronchitis with a side of strep. Fun times!
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Bronchitis with a side of strep. Fun times!
Dear god! That sucks man. Do all the things I mentioned and also onions! They will clear your bronchitis and the germs. Find the freshest white onions in the local market and cut them in flat rounds and place 3 plates around where you sleep.

If the onion burns your nose and eyes, it's working! It's highly toxic to virus and bacteria.

Onions literally suck germs out of the air and get into your nose, eyes and throat and burn and kill germs.
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Yea tell me about it. That's pretty damn cool- did not know that.
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Yea tell me about it. That's pretty damn cool- did not know that.
X2!! My little dude plus mom and i have been very sick lately, im going to try this for sure!!
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Put onions at least slices per room. Bedroom I like to use 3. I actually enjoy cutting them and inhaling the fresh onion. It makes my throat water and nose drain. It's amazing what it can do. Lemon is also good.
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