how to make tcc release?
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how to make tcc release? What do I change in Edit to make the converter release with less application of the throttle. In other words, the way it is stock, when trying to accelerate as if to pass someone but not wanting to push it far enough to downshift, the converter will almost never unlock-once you reach a certain throttle position you get a downshift. I would like to make the converter release with a small change in throttle position.
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Originally Posted by Will
I too would like to know how to do this because I think this is the exact problem I am having. Tuning experts help us!!
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That whole table is set at 127 stock. So you are saying that if I pick say 20% TPS and set it to 60mph that anything over 60mph at that throttle and it will unlock? Or do I have it all confused?
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Originally Posted by L-EATER
That whole table is set at 127 stock. So you are saying that if I pick say 20% TPS and set it to 60mph that anything over 60mph at that throttle and it will unlock? Or do I have it all confused?
in our truck applications, you want to look at "normal mode TCC tables MPH vs %TPS". don't mess with the performance, cruise (cruise control parameters), or your threshold. you don't want it to lock in second at all and some people don't lock in third either. your third and fourth apply and release tables should be incremental as TPS increases.
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you are just looking in the wrong table. i'm not sure what that other table does but you need to make changes in the Normal Mode MPH vs TPS. good luck with the "60" if you are going to shoot for 11's. let us know when it goes boom.
