expensive guess. i would not jump to conclusions till you have a proper diag done with the code. not a code reading from a parts guy, but a real diag from a shop. the code will be stored in history and the freeze frame data will be saved so they can view the conditions.

Roy

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It was done by a proper diag and there were 4 codes that came up, its odd that the only time there is a problem is when the temp was high, I know that the computer controls when the e the trany shifts gears, and how the engine runs. I just want to know can the computer over heat? I am sure just like a regular computer can and will do.

Response from raidenjames
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yes, but unlikely as they are sealed and protected.

what were the codes??
Roy

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Under normal circumstances, the computer is not supposed to overheat but there are times when certain circuits of the computer could have poor contnuity and under such circumstance, it can overheat.

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