stock tune with 4000 converter
10-08-2007, 11:29 AM
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Yes it should be just fine. About the only thing you'll run in to would be incorrect lock-up timing. Meaning, the tune might have to be adjusted for the new stall speed, but it's no big deal. Some cars throw a P1870 slip code after a converter swap, if so that will need to adjusted in the tune as well.
Enjoy the new converter.
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Enjoy the new converter.
g
10-08-2007, 11:59 AM
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the guy just called and said they ran into a problem with some bolts not going through the flywheel or something?...and he's gonna have to drop the tranny again..thats freakin gay
10-10-2007, 12:38 AM
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screw it i got a tune with a smaller stall, much more friendly in the city light to light. plus got some leaking issues fixed.
lol i had issues with the bolts going in as well, they went to a hardware store to get them 88 cents each. stock GMs arent big enough
lol i had issues with the bolts going in as well, they went to a hardware store to get them 88 cents each. stock GMs arent big enough
