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1995 Chevy S10. The transmission (4L60E) has been

1995 Chevy S10. The transmission (4L60E) has been rebuilt, Tork converter & valve body etc. has been replaced. The truck hase reverse, 1st & 2nd but still wont shift into 3rd. The truck speed will continue to climb but wont shift into 3rd. Any suggestions?
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HI YOU MAY HAVE A BAD IGNITION SWITCH OR YEST A BAD SHIFT SOLENOID 3-4

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Imput drum is built incorrectly or bad imput drum. trans assembled correctly, put on trans x and if trans does not operate correctly I will ship you one for $1000 www.TransmissionGarage.com

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