Tuning for a stall converter
09-06-2003, 02:58 AM
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Tuning for a stall converter I don't want my TC to lock up until 50 mph or so in 4th. But now it locks up in 3rd and low RPMs in 4th. I have no idea how to change this in Edit. Can someone point me in the right direction?
09-06-2003, 04:07 AM
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Re: Tuning for a stall converter you can raise the lockup MPH in one of the transmission tabs, I am not sure about the gear lockup though. I have been wondering how to keep it form locking up in 3rd at all...
09-08-2003, 12:06 PM
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Re: Tuning for a stall converter If you don't want it to lockup in 3rd, raise all the values in the TCC tables, for 3rd apply, to 255(too high a speed for lockup). For other gears change the speed to the desired lockup speed. The numbers in the tables are mph and across the top % TP. If you never want the TC to lockup until 50mph then put 50 across the board in the 4th apply, up to 75% then 255 the rest of the way.
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Re: Tuning for a stall converter So if I dont want it to lock up at all in 3rd, I should set the MPH vs. %TPS for 255 in 3rd gear all the way across the %TPS lines? Same thing goes for the release I guess? And I guess I need to do it in the Normal, Performance, and Cruise tables just the same...
Basically I could just copy the 2nd gear settings over to the 3rd gear values...?
Basically I could just copy the 2nd gear settings over to the 3rd gear values...?
