60e sometime lockup some time not
06-24-2013, 08:43 PM
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60e sometime lockup some time not My built 4l60e with 3200 converter sometimes lockup like its supposed to but most of the time stays unlocked...what could cause this also anyone have instructions on wiring lockup to a switch so I can manually do it.? Thanks for your help
06-25-2013, 09:24 AM
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Scan the engine/trans for codes. No lockup is often due to a minor misfire detection or slippage detection, both of which are normal consequences of a high stall. There are many threads here on if/why you have to get a tune for a high stall converter.
06-25-2013, 11:51 AM
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I did and it had a few o2 sensor codes and trans component slipping code. Car was tuned at hhp/Carolina Jamison corvette but not sure if it was with stall. Is there a wire from the PCM that controls lockup because I am fine with wiring it to a switch to manually control the lockup
06-25-2013, 01:05 PM
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The trans slipping code is the problem. It needs to be tuned out.
A manual control of the lockup is a bad idea - the converter's lockup is NOT designed for WOT operation; therefore if you forget or don't have time to manually unlock before you got WOT, you will put a lot of strain on the converter. It would also need to be wired into the brake switch, etc.
Just get a tune and do it right.
A manual control of the lockup is a bad idea - the converter's lockup is NOT designed for WOT operation; therefore if you forget or don't have time to manually unlock before you got WOT, you will put a lot of strain on the converter. It would also need to be wired into the brake switch, etc.
Just get a tune and do it right.
06-25-2013, 04:08 PM
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The Trans component slipping is usually an 1870.Is this a new problem? Has the tune been in there? I would get a scanner clear the codes and monitor tcc slip. Possible causes are 1. torque converter 2.lockup solenoid 3.pwm solenoid 4.tcc regulator valve 5 AFL valve 6. stator bushings.the most common are 4&5.If thats your problem.Make sure you take care of all of the 02 codes then try to diagnose trans.
06-25-2013, 07:12 PM
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Will do I just got the car and the codes were in it already and also I tried doing lockup on switch it idled weird sometimes high some low so I went back to stock way but now when in gear 500ish rpm idle at times
