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Brake lamp/overdrive?

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    Brake lamp/overdrive?

    Hello. 1993 accord won’t shift into overdrive on the freeway. I’ve heard there’s a connection between the brake lamp light (which is current illuminated) and OD. Solenoids are good, TCU and ECU are good.
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    Are you talking about the "BRAKE" light that would indicate the parking brake is on or master cylinder is low, or the "brake lamp" light that indicates one of the brake light bulbs is burned out? I don't think either one is tied to the transmission. Does your D4 light stay on (which indicates a fault code in the TCU)? Is your shift lever misadjusted (is it really in D3 when it shows in D4)?
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      I don’t remember where I read it. It’s the brake lamp light, not the brake light. Trying to track this OD issue down. I was having a D4 blinking/limp mode issue, but it seems to have been solved with rebuilding the TCU and ECU, and replacing the shift solenoids.

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