4L60E No 3/4
Tonight we reset LTFT and started off to log some miles to get data to update the VE table. Everything was great for about 45 miles. Interstate driving trying to vary throttle position/speed to get all the cells covered. Running about 65 and gave it enough thottle that it should have downshifted, no downshift just a rise in RPM. Felt strange so we headed for home. Overdrive seemed to be working fine at this point. Exit interstate, pull away, good strong 1/2 shift but at 2/3 shift rpms just went up and no pull at all just like 3 wasn't there anymore.
Fluids and pressures look ok. Let it cool off and tried to drive again, same thing, no third gear.
Not much of a trasmission guy, I know the basics and may learn more here shortly.
Any suggestions on where to start trouble shooting, known problems to look at? My best guess is clutches are gone in 3/4 just hoping maybe there's some other known problem that's an easier fix. Got the tranny used off the board and seller said known good for what that's worth. Before it failed we had done several down shifts and they felt good and firm and hadn't noticed in slippage with normal driving.
Thanks for any suggestions!
I've been wondering if this is just a 3rd gear only thing and not a 3/4 problem. Driving in 4, kicked down but 3rd wasn't there, let off 4th kicked back in ok and drove it for a few miles in 4 with no problem. Thought I might drive it this morning and command a 2/4 shift and see if 4 is working.
Trying to figure out where I can monitor transmission rpms in HP Tuners and also see if the TCC is locking/unlocking properly. Just got HPT last week so haven't got it down pat yet. Any suggestions on trouble shooting and where to look at things in HPT appreciated.
Tony
By the way, when I checked the fluid it was appears to be clean with no off color and had no burnt smell at all.
By the way, when I checked the fluid it was appears to be clean with no off color and had no burnt smell at all.
Trying to figure out where I can see pressures and such in HPT so we can try to monitor that, solenoids, etc.

