Another TCC Locking question
#11
#12
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Looks like 2 seconds, take a look at the scan in the first post, looks like third is solid at 11:48:870 and lock starts to apply at 11:50:130 and is locked at 11:50:845.... What do you think Justin?
#13
That's what mine is set to as well across the board. It prevents the partial lock-up. Of course, I have mine setup to not lock at all in 3rd or 2nd.
#15
Just lower your lockup point to 86/87 and see what she do.
#16
Trevor1t already has it set to lock up at 80 mph at 93% and 100% TPS. You might try to raise it to 86 mph/87 mph, just after the shift, to see if it makes a difference?
Under General - Shift Lock you have it set to Engaged. I think that refers to your TCC staying locked during a shift and that is supposed to be very hard on the input shaft. I would set it to Disengaged just so you know it will not stay locked during a shift.
Under General - Shift Lock you have it set to Engaged. I think that refers to your TCC staying locked during a shift and that is supposed to be very hard on the input shaft. I would set it to Disengaged just so you know it will not stay locked during a shift.
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Trevor1t already has it set to lock up at 80 mph at 93% and 100% TPS. You might try to raise it to 86 mph/87 mph, just after the shift, to see if it makes a difference?
Under General - Shift Lock you have it set to Engaged. I think that refers to your TCC staying locked during a shift and that is supposed to be very hard on the input shaft. I would set it to Disengaged just so you know it will not stay locked during a shift.
Under General - Shift Lock you have it set to Engaged. I think that refers to your TCC staying locked during a shift and that is supposed to be very hard on the input shaft. I would set it to Disengaged just so you know it will not stay locked during a shift.



