Problems with transmission shifting.....Please Help!!
So i'll try to keep this short and sweet.
Basically I had a 4l60E built about 2 months ago, it was rated at about 875 HP. We installed it and had been tuning on it when we ran into a problem. During WOT the transmission will not shift from 2-3, it will go until either it hits the rev limiter or I let out of the throttle about 5%-15% and it will shift crisp. Today I had it hooked up on a shaeffer shifter, we were able to tell that it was not the transmission that had the problem but something with tuning or other electrical. When the transmission was told to shift with the shaeffer shifter it would do it every time it was told. We tested it from 5500 rpm up to ~6400 rpm.
We have adjusted the tables with my HP tuner and nothing seems to work.
Currently the shift rpm is set at 6250 for a WOT 2-3 shift. We have also played with the shift properties MPH. I need some more ideas on what the problem could be? Any suggestions would help.
A little about the
-Full suspension
-Moser 9"
-3800 TCI stall
-Heads and Cam
-150 NX wet kit that I can't use until this problem gets fixed
I can have a log file tomorrow and I also have the flash file so any of you would like to see the tuning adjustments that have been made. Just let me know.
Thanks
I'm just throwing some simple things out there. Not trying to insult your intelligence, just making sure you have all your bases covered.
Sounds like a tuning issue for sure though.
Hope this helps a little..
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I read that thread before you had made the last couple of posts. I have actually shut off the 757 and 751 code and it didn't help. I haven't checked the 502 code yet. Is there a way to tell the vss is bad without replacing them?
I'll test the 502 code today and give you my results later today.
Thanks for that link!
So i'll try to keep this short and sweet.
Basically I had a 4l60E built about 2 months ago, it was rated at about 875 HP. We installed it and had been tuning on it when we ran into a problem. During WOT the transmission will not shift from 2-3, it will go until either it hits the rev limiter or I let out of the throttle about 5%-15% and it will shift crisp. Today I had it hooked up on a shaeffer shifter, we were able to tell that it was not the transmission that had the problem but something with tuning or other electrical. When the transmission was told to shift with the shaeffer shifter it would do it every time it was told. We tested it from 5500 rpm up to ~6400 rpm.
We have adjusted the tables with my HP tuner and nothing seems to work.
Currently the shift rpm is set at 6250 for a WOT 2-3 shift. We have also played with the shift properties MPH. I need some more ideas on what the problem could be? Any suggestions would help.
A little about the
-Full suspension
-Moser 9"
-3800 TCI stall
-Heads and Cam
-150 NX wet kit that I can't use until this problem gets fixed
I can have a log file tomorrow and I also have the flash file so any of you would like to see the tuning adjustments that have been made. Just let me know.
Thanks
MO.
As for the other stuff I tried none of it worked today. I checked the fluid and added a little more just to be safe. I also took care of the 502 code, even though it didn't show up as a current DTC. I also adjusted the line pressure up a little and set my shift point at 6100 and the rev limiter to 6700. It still tagged the rev limiter every time. When I logged it I found it kind of strange. I exported the data to excel and when it actually hit the rev limiter (6699) it wasn't in second gear but it was actually in third gear? Is this just the tuner reading it wrong or does it actually shift and then automatically hit the limiter??
a crazy high current in the rightmost column. This
means, if you ever get over 96% commanded line
pressure, blow it all off to nothing. If you mess around
the shift pressures and raise the cap value you could
slide over into this and end up with minimum holding
pressure for the frictions. Set that rightmost column
to the same as its neighbor, or zero even.


