4L60E $questions

Well if I turn the Pump up to make about 400 PSI...
It can have some pretty damn big internal leaks in multiple places and still show 75 PSI at Idle in at least one of the Gear Ranges...
and 220 WOT at some Engine RPM...
**** if I rev the Engine to 12,000 RPM in Reverse...
I might get like 280 PSI on the Gauge.
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Did you replace the accumulators? For what issue?
4L60E's are built with some what old school technology. They didn't think of or incorporate slip into the equation until 2007 when they added the ISS. With that said.
Both solenoid "A" & "B" are on for 1st.
Solenoid "A" turns off for 2nd, Solenoid "B" stays on.
Both "A" & "B" solenoids are off for 3rd.
Solenoid "A" comes back on for 4th.
Disconnecting the fuse or the 20 pin case connector should give you limp mode. Limp mode is 3rd gear with a manual 2nd.
So if you have a 2-3 slip or 2-nothing. Your solenoids have all changed from on to off and that say's they are working. That scenario usually means you have a 3-4 clutch failure. 3-4 clutch failure is the #1 failure in a 4L60E transmission.
Also when I disconnected the fuses on my particular truck/ could be because of a production split but my truck goes into 1st and 2nd gear and reverse same as disconnecting the harness connector from the transmission,which I also did. I have not checked at the pcm connector yet for corrosion as a friend had a 1999 tahoe with erratic shift problems and found the culprit there. Also I have not opened up the pan yet and have not disconnected the VSS , I work alot and commute sucks , need some time to work on my truck beside just 5 or ten minutes here and there! Thanks Again Kool Forum The above highlighted in red is accurate UNLESS you have a transgo 1-2 shift valve installed. In which case, even without power, if you pull the shifter to manual low, you WILL have 1st gear.
As for the highlighted in green I agree with bbond. We need better explanation here.
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the transgo valve forces the 1-2 shift valve inboard (similar to solenoid ON) even with the solenoid de-energized
And D2 oil will keep the inner portion of the 2-3 valve lineup inboard regardless of solenoid...which blocks the feed from 2nd to 3-4 signal and exhausts 3/4 signal at the shift valve... oil aka no 3/4 clutch apply. 3/4 clutch is actually exhausted.
This is true even with the sonnax overrun valve









