4L60E Torque converter lockup problem with 94 LT1, NEED HELP!
10-19-2007, 11:08 PM
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4L60E Torque converter lockup problem with 94 LT1, NEED HELP! Since I have had this car I have done ignition work and changed out the transmission (back in May) since it was slipping with the one from my parted out 96 Camaro. Also I have noticed that that the Torque converter does not lock up. So I changed the B&M 2400 stall torque converter back to the stocker and the trans still does not lock up once up to speed. I changed out the computer and still does not lock up. What could be my issue here? Is there a sensor problem or issue perhaps with the emissions control systems thats not allowing the TC to lock up for what ever reason? Any help would greatly be apprieciated. Thanks!
10-20-2007, 12:58 AM
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Trans will not lockup due to miss fire codes and other things,First thing you need to do is get a scanner on it and see if lockups being comanded .Opps actually I just noted you put a 96 trans in a 94. ELECTRONIC issue. 96 has PWM 94 does not. Your 94 does not have the wiring for the PWM email me tomorrow at performabuilt@yahoo.com and Ill give several easy options to fix this issue.
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Trans will not lockup due to miss fire codes and other things,First thing you need to do is get a scanner on it and see if lockups being comanded .Opps actually I just noted you put a 96 trans in a 94. ELECTRONIC issue. 96 has PWM 94 does not. Your 94 does not have the wiring for the PWM email me tomorrow at performabuilt@yahoo.com and Ill give several easy options to fix this issue.
10-22-2007, 11:48 PM
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Anyone else have an idea? If its the PWM due to a 96 trans in a 94, what is is, where is it and what do I do about it? I really don't know all the inner workings on the 4L60E's I am still a bit of a noob... Thanks in advance!
10-23-2007, 09:30 AM
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Thats no problem at all, I understand that. I'm not much in a hurry anyways but I would like to find out what is going on and solve it before I put the car away for the winter. Thanks a bunch again too!
10-25-2007, 10:24 AM
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Anyone else might know whats going on with this trans? I want to put the car away for winter in the next couple weeks and want to get this problem taken care of before then. Its a transmission originally out of a 97 trans am...
Anyone else might know whats going on with this trans? I want to put the car away for winter in the next couple weeks and want to get this problem taken care of before then. Its a transmission originally out of a 97 trans am...
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