4l60-e tv cable?
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Staging Lane
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4l60-e tv cable? Pardon my ignorance, but my 1994 LT1 Formula has a freshly rebuilt 4L60-E. It also has a TV cable. I thought they did not require one due to being computer controlled. It does have a 4 pin connector.
I thought these did not require a TV? Does it perform another function?
Anyway, after the rebuild, I noticed that the cable is non functional. The throttle opens and closes and the TV cable bracket moves with it, but slides over the cable and the cable stays extended. In full pressure mode. The transmission does not pull the cable back into the transmission. Like a spring is missing or something.
the trans shifts and downshifts great. Feels like a shift kit. Very firm. I always suspected a shady rebuild.
Im wondering if the TV had been internally deleted and set to full pressure like they used to do on the TH350’s back in the day.
Any advice?
I thought these did not require a TV? Does it perform another function?
Anyway, after the rebuild, I noticed that the cable is non functional. The throttle opens and closes and the TV cable bracket moves with it, but slides over the cable and the cable stays extended. In full pressure mode. The transmission does not pull the cable back into the transmission. Like a spring is missing or something.
the trans shifts and downshifts great. Feels like a shift kit. Very firm. I always suspected a shady rebuild.
Im wondering if the TV had been internally deleted and set to full pressure like they used to do on the TH350’s back in the day.
Any advice?
Pardon my ignorance, but my 1994 LT1 Formula has a freshly rebuilt 4L60-E. It also has a TV cable. I thought they did not require one due to being computer controlled. It does have a 4 pin connector.
I thought these did not require a TV? Does it perform another function?
Anyway, after the rebuild, I noticed that the cable is non functional. The throttle opens and closes and the TV cable bracket moves with it, but slides over the cable and the cable stays extended. In full pressure mode. The transmission does not pull the cable back into the transmission. Like a spring is missing or something.
the trans shifts and downshifts great. Feels like a shift kit. Very firm. I always suspected a shady rebuild.
Im wondering if the TV had been internally deleted and set to full pressure like they used to do on the TH350’s back in the day.
Any advice?
I thought these did not require a TV? Does it perform another function?
Anyway, after the rebuild, I noticed that the cable is non functional. The throttle opens and closes and the TV cable bracket moves with it, but slides over the cable and the cable stays extended. In full pressure mode. The transmission does not pull the cable back into the transmission. Like a spring is missing or something.
the trans shifts and downshifts great. Feels like a shift kit. Very firm. I always suspected a shady rebuild.
Im wondering if the TV had been internally deleted and set to full pressure like they used to do on the TH350’s back in the day.
Any advice?
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Staging Lane
Joined: Feb 2019
Posts: 94
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While I’m looking into the year discrepancy, let’s assume it’s a 93. What do you think the issue with the TV cable is? It does not pull back into the transmission. It’s also acting as if the line pressure is high. Not low like it should be based on the cable in idle mode.
