Transmission question
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If you are not changing anything else, no, it won't work. 95s are electronically controlled. A 93 ECM cannot operate it and does not have the wiring for it. 93s, 94s, 95s all have slightly different auto transmissions.
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I don't know much about the history of this car.. I see it has a maf. I owned a 93z and it did not have a maf and had a 700r4. Could it be possible that this one has been swapped
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The '93 trans does have a 5 pin electrical connection, 94 up has like 15 or so. If it has been swapped, you need to determine the year of the computer, motor to get the correct trans as stated.
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Pulled the transmission. It has a 13 pin connector same as the 95 I looked at.
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You would need a flash to a 95 tune and an extra wire to the transmission connector for the PWM solenoid (94s did not have this) for converter lockup. As stated before, the transmissions are slightly different.
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I've already completed the swap last night. I was only able to test for a short amount of time. Transmission did shift like its supposed to. Couldn't tell if I had lock up yet. Shbox is their a schematic on your site that shows the pwm wire or pin location. Any idea where I can find a stock 95 bin
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you have 3 options if you want to keep this trans.
1. do without lockup
2. reflash the pcm to 95 and run the extra wire from the pcm to the trans.
3. stake the pwm valve open in the valvebody, or install the transgo hd2 kit that disables pwm.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...to-94-car.html
1. do without lockup
2. reflash the pcm to 95 and run the extra wire from the pcm to the trans.
3. stake the pwm valve open in the valvebody, or install the transgo hd2 kit that disables pwm.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...to-94-car.html
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I've already completed the swap last night. I was only able to test for a short amount of time. Transmission did shift like its supposed to. Couldn't tell if I had lock up yet. Shbox is their a schematic on your site that shows the pwm wire or pin location. Any idea where I can find a stock 95 bin
look in the 4L60E tab at the bottom.
PCM location
http://shbox.com/1/1995_pcm7.jpg
I've seen people post links to bins on here before.