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At WOT your pressure control solenoid is near turned off, especially if you have done a lot of tuning for firmer shifts. The solenoid causes a majority of its problems during in town driving after warmed up. Why both transmissions acted the same is pretty odd, but all in all they are both stock transmissions except for your new one having a shift kit which does not raise line pressure or effect TCC operation. A bad or dirty maf sensor can also cause low line pressure as it is related to trans line pressure to an extent so check that out also. Are you positive that your pcm is set up correctly for the 3.29 gears? If anything is off a little it will cause all sorts of problems with shifting and TCC operation. This may be something that just needs an good honest diag from a trans shop by hooking up a pressure gauge and scanner and going for a drive. Sometimes problems like this are just too difficult to have an easy answer and requires personal attention.
What about the TPS? I do have a extra set of TB sensors I could swap out and try.
As for the 3.29's, I have
Calculated_Pulses_Per_Revolution = 25
Drive_Sprocket_Ratio = 1
the other table is pretty much for the tire size, but since my car is a oddball (97.5) it has a different spec. then the other years.
If my shift tables are off just a touch, could this be it too? I can look them over too.
Besides that I'm going to drop the pan again to see if everythings ok this weekend.
One other thing, when the trans was filled after installing last fall, it was filled half with dex. 3 and half dex. 6. Reason being I ran an out of fliud so went to get more and no one had dex.3 so I had to mix the two together. On the bottle it said it was ok to mix, which I wasn't too keen on. What do you think?
Mixing the two fluids is fine and right on the bottle it says it is backwards compatable. As far as your shift tables you must make sure that you arent trying to turn on lockup at or before the mph that the shift into each gear occurs, so check that out closely. I dont use DHP tuner so I dont know what to offer for advice on your settings because the tables are different for HPTuners, which is what I use
OK, thanks Trannyman for the help. I'll check everything out and get back too you if I find out wth is up
Ok, did find some things that were not correct in my trans tables, mainly in the cruise and urban tables, but their was also a problem in the perf. table at about 15-20% throttle. Flashed and drove it this morning and it seems to be a tad better, but once it warms up it still acts up. Thier was one other symptom that I forgot to mention, the trans takes around 4-5 min. to go into lockup in the morning and it feels sluggish too.
I did notice something though while driving slow getting a coffee today, the trans actually whines a tad in drive but only crawling very slow(2-4 mph). Also, their was one other thing. You know the top electrical connection on the trans, is that the same pin-out on 97.5 and all the other years of 4T65E-HD trans.?
The delayed lockup is normal opperation in the morning or when cold. TCC is dissabled until the trans reaches a certain temp and varies a little between years, but is roughly around 110-120 deg F engine temp. Trans whining is sometimes normal depending on how loud it is, and making 100% that it is not an engine noise as many accessories on the front of the engine make similar noises and often blamed on the trans but you dont hear it as the car moves faster as wind and road noise cancel them out. 97-02 transmissions for W-body cars are interchangeable electrically and there is nothing special or different for the 97- .5 year range. Does the whine noise go away warmed up or is it always present? Im still leaning towards a poor operating pressure control solenoid but again without seeing the car in person with a scanner and pressure gauge its hard to pinpoint problems such as yours. Has this trans always acted like this the entire 28K miles or is this something that just popped up / got worse over time?
Last edited by Trannyman95; 02-29-2008 at 12:04 AM.
The whine isn't present until it gets warmed up. And it's definitely the trans. If you put the car in park the whine goes. Is their anything in the DHP tuner I can scan that would shed some light on the problem? Is their a way to check the solenoids in the trans. at the electrical connector? (resistance reading?)
I got the trans. with 20,000 on it, and yes the miles I drove it it has done this. But also , the original trans. did the same before when I purchased the car. Only thing it didn't do was whine.
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