Code 0751... HELP!
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Code 0751... HELP!
Ok, I know that it says something about a Shift Solenoid Malfunction or Stuck Off....
what does that mean I need to check on my car?
we just got the car a new transmission... does it have something to do with that?
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what does that mean I need to check on my car?
we just got the car a new transmission... does it have something to do with that?
one thing after another!
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1-2 shift solenoid performance codes-basicly this code sets when the pcm tells the trans to shift,and after the shift shows to be completed the rpms are higher than when in the previous gear (no rpm drop) with on two seconds
Cars with converters are prone to set this code.Have you had a stall converter put in lately? If you have,I'd have the code toggled of with LS1 Edit.If you have'nt.have the car scanned and make sure the "desired shift time" looks ok.For a 98-00 car should be less than .5 seconds,for a 01-02 they're a little higher,up 1 second with stock programming.Cars with shift kits will show a lower time on the scanner also.Prolly in the .2-3 for 98-00,.4-6 01-02.If the shift times look ok on the scanner,go ahead and replace both shift solenoids.They are inexpensive & easy to replace.Not to talk up any bad luck,but you're prolly going to have to visit your tranny guy again.
Cars with converters are prone to set this code.Have you had a stall converter put in lately? If you have,I'd have the code toggled of with LS1 Edit.If you have'nt.have the car scanned and make sure the "desired shift time" looks ok.For a 98-00 car should be less than .5 seconds,for a 01-02 they're a little higher,up 1 second with stock programming.Cars with shift kits will show a lower time on the scanner also.Prolly in the .2-3 for 98-00,.4-6 01-02.If the shift times look ok on the scanner,go ahead and replace both shift solenoids.They are inexpensive & easy to replace.Not to talk up any bad luck,but you're prolly going to have to visit your tranny guy again.
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the guy that put the tranny in took out the orphis out to make the converter lock up faster... and now after i got it tuned it locks up then locks, the stays locked for a second, the locks out again...
when we got the tranny put in, we also got a shift kit put in...
any other advice?
when we got the tranny put in, we also got a shift kit put in...
any other advice?
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Does it on the 3-4 shift in OD?....there is paramenter in LS1 Edit that that will allow the converter to lock or stay unlocked during shifts...have that checked
the orfice you are talking about is the check ball calsule for the converter clutch,and its removal would not cause your problem
the orfice you are talking about is the check ball calsule for the converter clutch,and its removal would not cause your problem
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i noticed it does it mostly when i am going between about 40-50... depending on how fast i am punching it
so do i need to ask the tranny shop who installed it...
so do i need to ask the tranny shop who installed it...
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Originally Posted by SS GIRL
and now after i got it tuned
You've had your computer tuned with LS1 Edit ...right?
Get with your tuner on what I mentioned above about the lock/unlocck during shifts.
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Originally Posted by IMKMFAST
You've had your computer tuned with LS1 Edit ...right?
Get with your tuner on what I mentioned above about the lock/unlocck during shifts.
Get with your tuner on what I mentioned above about the lock/unlocck during shifts.
MTI did our tuning.... in fact, it just started doing it the day we got our retuning done... maybe we should call them before we call the transmission place...
thanks for your help!