Question From PerformaBuilt to tuners out there?
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From: BLOOMSBURG PA
Thats what I was saying some cars do some cars don't , some cars do it immediate others much later and some not at all regardless or who, where or what the converter is
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You won't believe this but I read this thread for the first time last night. Today was a nice day so I was out cruising around and all of a sudden my Check engine light pops on. I happen to have my laptop with me so I scanned it real quick with HPtuners and what do you know, PO757 rears its ugly head. This is the first time I have ever seen that code since I put the stall in back last March and I put a Performabuilt tranny in back in October. I cleared the DTC's and now it seems fine again, has not popped back on since. Very interesting. I guess I will just disable it with HPtuners. Pretty ironic that I just read this thread last night and was thinking to myself that I have never gotten that code, well my car heard me apparently and decided to do something about it.
To disable this with HPtuners I just select "No error reported" for the error mode on PO757 correct?
To disable this with HPtuners I just select "No error reported" for the error mode on PO757 correct?
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From: BLOOMSBURG PA
I think that is correct I know you uncheck a box in efilive,
And like i said oddley the codeis quiet random you might go another 6 months or never see it again.
And like i said oddley the codeis quiet random you might go another 6 months or never see it again.
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Yeah, with HPtuners there is a box that you uncheck also to disable the SES light notification but that doesn't disable the error checking for that code. I am pretty sure I just select no error reported to "disable" it so that the computer no longer checks for that error.
I do know low geared cars like 373 are less likley to do it than 273 cars and I know that some cars will and some cars wont, Some cars will do it right away some not for 1000s of mile and some once in a blue moon, Just seems to me that since it can and does happen why not turn it off as a precaution, In reality if the solenoid sticks without the code all will happem is the trans will stay in second and not up shift but not set limp mode either,
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From: BLOOMSBURG PA
it is pretty comon but you wont have that with the 400 just wont have overdrive or lockup not a fun street car IMO
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