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    Not so much a tuning question, but a pcm question nonetheless...The other day my sub box slid back from an aggressive dwnshift that tore out my pwr cable (0awg) from my amp. It was a 3rd-1st-3rd WOT, and when it shifted up to 3rd it was quite firm, almost a slam... Ever since its been upshifting early and not quite as firm as should be. Doing 55 Im turning 1200 rpm. I thought maybe a input/output sensor was bad, but scanned it and found nothing. Wasn't sure, as I still have a bad rear o2 sensor.

    I've been ignoring it, but it almost seems its somewhat back to normal (still seems to labor more then it should, and shifts are still a lil soft). Im wondering if the pwr cable had a voltage spike that some how glitched the pcm, and its now slowly re-learning the shift points. That or I've gottn used to it. I was knockn at full tilt when it happened, so there was a serious drain on the alt (AD244 140a).
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    Unplug the battery for 10 mins and then drive it normally for a week and itll relearn back to normal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by frosty View Post
    Unplug the battery for 10 mins and then drive it normally for a week and itll relearn back to normal.
    Thanks Frosty. That'll be good info to remember in the future. I've been meaning to post an update but I keep forgetting. It seems that it relearned the shift points on its own. @ 55 its turning 2k again and what a happier car it is.
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