4l80e stall lockup slipping please
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4l80e stall lockup slipping please Have a 2007 silverado with a 4l80e swap, installed a 3000 stall from EDGE, locks up with very little throttle, going up a bridge or giving it more gas starts slipping.
I dont think is the stall, been hearing good things about EDGE converters, its like its not getting enough pressure for lockup.
Been reading about this issue and its usually the converter but thats with stock torque converters, also the AFL valve can be an issue when it gets wore out.
Would changing valve body fix this issue? Any body from houston know a shop that can repair the AFL valve bore?
I dont think is the stall, been hearing good things about EDGE converters, its like its not getting enough pressure for lockup.
Been reading about this issue and its usually the converter but thats with stock torque converters, also the AFL valve can be an issue when it gets wore out.
Would changing valve body fix this issue? Any body from houston know a shop that can repair the AFL valve bore?
sounds normal, the lock up clutch is designed to slip and allow the vehicle to accelerate. The majority of lockup clutches aren't detectable unless you know what your looking for. People usually think it's shifting into another gear.
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I thought the lockup clutch was not design to slip, and if I let it slip it unlocks and wont lock up again until I turn off and turn on the truck, throws the code for component slipping
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It sounds like not enough oil pressure.
I would look for possible dirt in oilpan and filter. If that is clean, it might be a bad lockup solenoid.
At least that could be on at 4L60. I am not quite sure if it is the same solenoid on a 4L80E.
Any expert on here know this?
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I would look for possible dirt in oilpan and filter. If that is clean, it might be a bad lockup solenoid.
At least that could be on at 4L60. I am not quite sure if it is the same solenoid on a 4L80E.
Any expert on here know this?
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