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12-15-2006, 02:24 PM
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kickdown it did a search and couldn't find an answer that appleyed to my car.
anyway I have an 01 WS6 tuned with hp tunners, no stall never been in the tranny (except for maintenance) once in a while I will go to puch it and the tranny doesn't kickdown or even come out of lock up, the rpm's don't shoot up or anything, and when it does this I notice that when i take off from a stop it shifts like its on a time schedule it doesn't matter how gas i give it. it throws no codes and when it does this if i drive down the freeway for a couple of miles it goes away. whats up??
anyway I have an 01 WS6 tuned with hp tunners, no stall never been in the tranny (except for maintenance) once in a while I will go to puch it and the tranny doesn't kickdown or even come out of lock up, the rpm's don't shoot up or anything, and when it does this I notice that when i take off from a stop it shifts like its on a time schedule it doesn't matter how gas i give it. it throws no codes and when it does this if i drive down the freeway for a couple of miles it goes away. whats up??
12-15-2006, 04:46 PM
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I had gears and went back to stock 3.23 It acted like it didn't want to go back. it throw a code for the tps sensor (goes on comes) but someone said thats because of the cam. I am going to go back to the tunner because I know how to get rid of the TPS problem.
12-15-2006, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by performabuilt
I dont think the code for tps would set for a cam I would replace the TPS and you should be good to go , A tps code only sets when the sensor is out of range
