Does a 4L60 need throttle to downshift?
Thank you both, I kind of thought so. I'm a big familiar with the part throttle shift tables but I do not have HP tuners. conversation with the tuner. Maybe I did not articulate myself well enough. Below is my conversation.
Thank you, my car up-shifts much better. It still stays in 4th @ 0 tps until about 15mph (please see gear and mph on vid). If I step on the gas enough it will downshift. Can I raise the shift points so 4-3 & 3-2 will down shift while coasting? Let me know whenever you're not underneath a car. Ty.
It won't downshift without throttle
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I would recommend the PC version as you have to edit on a computer anyways. I've flashed my Cadillac countless times this way.
There is also a version of PCMHammer on the Microsoft store, but it only works with the newer Bluetooth adapters.
https://github.com/LegacyNsfw/PcmHac.../2022.05.14.01
https://github.com/BoredTruckOwner/L...ine_Repository
This wiki should have most of the info needed
I use an OBDLink LX. A full write takes about 10 minutes, config only takes 2:30.
Here is a list of all the supported devices,
https://github.com/LegacyNsfw/PcmHac...pportedDevices
No need to pull the ECU, worst case scenario you have to pull the fuse for the BCM, but most likely not.
i would download the program and have a look around
.................................. but I do not have HP tuners............
Own your tune.
you will REALLY like the ability to fine tune shift points to YOUR driving, terrain, etc.
Really, the vehicle experience is dramatically enhanced when you OWN it
For all of the same reasons.
I'll admit that they're more cumbersome, and limited in some ways, but they're cheap to try and sufficient for a lot of DIY scenarios.
The biggest issue is that they only work well with a small number of GM's PCM operating systems.
i use and highly recommend the OBDXpro hardware.











