Narrative:

Slc approach gave us runway 16R after we had runway 16L in the box; so the first officer changed it. This resulted in a discontinuity after ffu VOR on the leehy 2 arrival; but the magenta line remained from ffu to dryve. We had no indication of a discontinuity until the autoplt went into cws roll mode at ffu. We immediately turned on heading; but deviated approximately 1 NM west of course. We received direct dryve from approach. No conflict occurred; but we were surprised to not only see a discon occur on the arrival after changing runways but to also still have the magenta line remain; giving us no warning of the discon!

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: B737 FLT CREW HAS TRACK DEV AFTER FFU ON THE LEEHY2 ARRIVAL TO SLC. ATC INITIATED CHANGE TO RWY 16R FROM RWY 16L PRODUCES UNANTICIPATED ALTERATIONS TO THE ARRIVAL TRACK IN THE FMC.

Narrative: SLC APPROACH GAVE US RWY 16R AFTER WE HAD RWY 16L IN THE BOX; SO THE FO CHANGED IT. THIS RESULTED IN A DISCONTINUITY AFTER FFU VOR ON THE LEEHY 2 ARRIVAL; BUT THE MAGENTA LINE REMAINED FROM FFU TO DRYVE. WE HAD NO INDICATION OF A DISCONTINUITY UNTIL THE AUTOPLT WENT INTO CWS ROLL MODE AT FFU. WE IMMEDIATELY TURNED ON HEADING; BUT DEVIATED APPROX 1 NM WEST OF COURSE. WE RECEIVED DIRECT DRYVE FROM APPROACH. NO CONFLICT OCCURRED; BUT WE WERE SURPRISED TO NOT ONLY SEE A DISCON OCCUR ON THE ARRIVAL AFTER CHANGING RWYS BUT TO ALSO STILL HAVE THE MAGENTA LINE REMAIN; GIVING US NO WARNING OF THE DISCON!

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of May 2009 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.