4L80 tune no longer *required*
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I am going to be running a 4L80e in my K5 behind a 5.3 using a 2001 4.8 PCM '411'. Running a stock GM 'High Stall' (whatever that means, says it on the box) reman converter.
My tuner emailed HPT to segment my tune (still waiting), but I wondered if this mod is the way to go instead. I def don't want my converter unlocking everytime the TPS reads 0%.
Would you mind PM'ing the details NOT posted here, including your second thoughts?
Thanks!!
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I am going to be running a 4L80e in my K5 behind a 5.3 using a 2001 4.8 PCM '411'. Running a stock GM 'High Stall' (whatever that means, says it on the box) reman converter.
My tuner emailed HPT to segment my tune (still waiting), but I wondered if this mod is the way to go instead. I def don't want my converter unlocking everytime the TPS reads 0%.
Would you mind PM'ing the details NOT posted here, including your second thoughts?
Thanks!!
My tuner emailed HPT to segment my tune (still waiting), but I wondered if this mod is the way to go instead. I def don't want my converter unlocking everytime the TPS reads 0%.
Would you mind PM'ing the details NOT posted here, including your second thoughts?
Thanks!!
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I have HP Tuners Pro myself, but I'll be the first to admit I am no tuning pro. I mostly use it for shift point, idle RPM, and other minor changes.
Anyway, since the PCM was already used for with a 4L80e, no segment changes are needed correct?
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Might not need to segment afterall. I totally forgot I had a 2001 Silverado 2500 (6.0/4L80e) PCM on the shelf (411).
I have HP Tuners Pro myself, but I'll be the first to admit I am no tuning pro. I mostly use it for shift point, idle RPM, and other minor changes.
Anyway, since the PCM was already used for with a 4L80e, no segment changes are needed correct?
I have HP Tuners Pro myself, but I'll be the first to admit I am no tuning pro. I mostly use it for shift point, idle RPM, and other minor changes.
Anyway, since the PCM was already used for with a 4L80e, no segment changes are needed correct?
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Sent my Convertor in Yank this winter for a cut and clean, was told that my lock up clutch was worn and needed replaced, he asked if i had it locked up on the dyno or some highway pulls but Zippy doesn't lock it up as far as i know, could the pwm's slow engagement be the cause of my lock up clutch wear?? I drive this truck daily most of the time with a 3600 stall, i can't recall having a problem with feeling it unlock all the time but i don't like how it locks up at lower speeds like around 45-50mph, it makes the truck feel very sluggish on the highway until you get over say 60 mph then its fine.... and then you just about have to floor it to get it to unlock lol. Mine is a segment swap with the two wires switched and the added ISS.
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Sent my Convertor in Yank this winter for a cut and clean, was told that my lock up clutch was worn and needed replaced, he asked if i had it locked up on the dyno or some highway pulls but Zippy doesn't lock it up as far as i know, could the pwm's slow engagement be the cause of my lock up clutch wear?? I drive this truck daily most of the time with a 3600 stall, i can't recall having a problem with feeling it unlock all the time but i don't like how it locks up at lower speeds like around 45-50mph, it makes the truck feel very sluggish on the highway until you get over say 60 mph then its fine.... and then you just about have to floor it to get it to unlock lol. Mine is a segment swap with the two wires switched and the added ISS.
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i have been reading over most all your postings Slow67, though i may not completely be understanding, feel i am very close and need a bit more help, ok, you say that, to run a 80e on a 60e tune will allow for TC to remain locked at 0%TP, ok, so my 2004 truck TCM allows for the choice of many transmissions one being the 60e, my question is, if i set the TCM to 60e and transfur the shift settings from the 80e will my TC remain locked at 0%TP :pray: or would i need to also change something with the trans plug wires? Thanks
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i have been reading over most all your postings Slow67, though i may not completely be understanding, feel i am very close and need a bit more help, ok, you say that, to run a 80e on a 60e tune will allow for TC to remain locked at 0%TP, ok, so my 2004 truck TCM allows for the choice of many transmissions one being the 60e, my question is, if i set the TCM to 60e and transfur the shift settings from the 80e will my TC remain locked at 0%TP :pray: or would i need to also change something with the trans plug wires? Thanks ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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Thanks for bringing this interesting thread to the top again; I never knew about it.
Besides disabling the 3-2 shift solenoid code and a few others, a 4L60E tune would at least require changing the shift points as the 4L80E has different gear ratios. I also would like to know what else is needed besides the trivial cable-pinout change.
Besides disabling the 3-2 shift solenoid code and a few others, a 4L60E tune would at least require changing the shift points as the 4L80E has different gear ratios. I also would like to know what else is needed besides the trivial cable-pinout change.