Converter slipping or my 80e??
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I logged all the trans pids I thought would tell the tell but I don't know what to look for Which pid in hp tuners will tell the tale? This is in my crew and it's a stock 80e,stock stall with a pretty aggressive tune. It still barks second at wot but it will flare rpms before the shift,feels like it doing it on the 3-4 shift also. Thanks
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Upload the log file.
You want to look at trans input rpm compared to output rpm. These should be seperated by the trans ratios, 2.48, 1.48, 1, .75. You will see the torque converter by comparing engine rpm to trans input rpm.
You want to look at trans input rpm compared to output rpm. These should be seperated by the trans ratios, 2.48, 1.48, 1, .75. You will see the torque converter by comparing engine rpm to trans input rpm.
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Yeah that's what I'm afraid of...I'm not pissed if it needs building because it's first 85,000 was behind a damn 16 passenger 3500hd bus lol. I have beat the **** out of it for the last 10,000 in the crew. May bring it down to Trussville if I can get a deal on a rebuild
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Got around to pulling the pan today and I was pleased to see no shavings...but the pan is full of graphite looking material?? lockup clutches?? I cut the filter open and found some small black particles, the fluid smells burnt but doesn't look metallic
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