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Old 12-30-2007, 09:14 PM
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I logged about a 25 minute drive. I'm trying to find my trans temperature and the line pressure. I'm new to this and couldn't find any sticky information on it. I only have the serial version of hp tuners, so I don't know exactly what my limits are with this.

Also when I go to the editor under TRANS, GENERAL PRESSURE, there is nothing for me to choose. Anyone able to lend a helping hand?
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Theres nothing under general pressure. You have to go to the shift pressure tables.
The trans temp is under trans>general. There is no pid for line pressure, that I'm aware of.
A regular scanner has much more trans data. Force motor current, line pressure, TCC solenoid amperage. Shift sol 1 and 2 on/off, etc.
If you've got issues, why dont you call me Wednesday at the shop.
Hows the new converter working?
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IF there is trans pressure I am sure it is calculated and not from a sensor.
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Originally Posted by 2002_Z28_Six_Speed
IF there is trans pressure I am sure it is calculated and not from a sensor.
Thats correct. Calculated from EPC solenoid duty cycle. Talking about a different scanner though.
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I drove it home, and it was fine. I drove about 20 more miles and I think its starting to do the same ****. I am going to load the file back in without the lockup and see if that does anything. This is a pain in the ******* ***. Do you know how to turn of the pulse width modulation without internal modifications to the trans?
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No, I dont think you can. I've never tried. I can look at the tune tomorrow.
Need to do some diagnostic tests.
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If you could, take a look at the pressures and see if there is any slipping for me if you still have the data log I sent you. Under the TRANS part, AUTO TCC, the TCC DUTY CYCLE, I think that is the PWM. Maybe raising the minimum to the maximum will get rid of it. Does that sound right or retarded




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