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Old 01-27-2010, 07:46 AM
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I just installed SS4000 converter ( from stock) in my car. My question is does my car (trans.) need to be retuned? Thanks.
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yes, you might possibly need to get a tune to delete 2 codes. i think its
P0757, P0751 if i remember correctly. i know when i had my cam, converter installed and tuned driving home was horrendous. my car died out alot. and these codes came up. i think one of our sponsors knew exactly which codes they were and sure enough it was those.
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Yes you will likely get codes and hit the limiter. Did you space the converter to the flexplate?
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Yes you will have to tune it or you will more then likely get codes and put the car into limp mode.
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Originally Posted by 01ssreda4
Yes you will likely get codes and hit the limiter. Did you space the converter to the flexplate?
Yes. I ended up using a .125 spacer to put the converter to flexplate within the range required by YANK. Thanks for the info.
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Where did you find the .125 spacer?
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just go my ss4k today also. I know you have to retune it but how do you dyno tune if you can't go WOT for at least 150 miles for the breakin cycle???
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If you have boltons and a converter, mail order tuning can get you fixed up and offers a lot of bang for the buck!
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Originally Posted by Circa307
just go my ss4k today also. I know you have to retune it but how do you dyno tune if you can't go WOT for at least 150 miles for the breakin cycle???
You can drive part throttle all day long and its fine. You may or may not go into limp mode but it gets better as the computer tries to adjust over time. The Yank instructions say dont go from a dig at WOT or brake stall your converter from a stop. It doesnt actually say dont go WOT period. I took it easy but did go WOT easing into it. Still at 500 miles I haven't gone WOT from a dig or brake stalled yet either. Mostly bc street tires wont hold it so its pointless.
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got an ss3600. it drives like stock. i kept on getting the 0757 code and it put my tranny in limp mode. i deleted the code from the pcm and now its fine.
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Originally Posted by themack56
got an ss3600. it drives like stock. i kept on getting the 0757 code and it put my tranny in limp mode. i deleted the code from the pcm and now its fine.
exactly!! my drive back home was horrendous man. it bucked and died all over the place. but definitely get P0757, P0751 deleted and youll be good to go.
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what do you need 125 spacer for
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Originally Posted by mikefirehawk0623
what do you need 125 spacer for
When you shove the converter all the way in, there can not be more than .187 or less than .090, between the converter and the flexplate. If there is more, you need to insert spacers between the flexplate and the converter. I used steel washers from the hardware store. They were .060 thick and measured within .001 of each other. You can use a drill to check the distance.
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no spacer needed here. just threw her in and went.
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Originally Posted by 01ssreda4
Where did you find the .125 spacer?
I bought a box of steel washers. I had to go through quite a few with a mike before I found what I needed.
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i did t put one in never had some thing go worng
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will my lt1 be fine when i install the ss4000 with a mail order? anyone know the codes i would delete?
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My SS4000 just showed up yesterday. My question is my tranny is stock and I started throwing this code last summer:
P0751 Shift Solenoid A Performance or Stuck Off/
1-2 Shift Solenoid Valve Performance

Will my tranny be fine since this will get tuned out anyway once my converter is installed?
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I'd get that solenoid issue fixed. you can change the solenoid by dropping the pan.
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i love mine. installed it about a week ago. one question tho. when it goes into lockup at about 45 mph, then i slow down and it makes a bogging sound. normal??


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