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Old 05-22-2009, 06:49 PM   #1
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700r4 to 4l60E. not TCC lock.

i swapped in a 4l60E and havnt been able to get the TCC to lock. the ecm thinks the tcc is pressed when it isnt. i have 12V to the purple wire coming off the tranny and also to the ecm. i had it hooked to the brake switch and it was backwards(pressed when not pressed) so i wire it to 12V and it still thinks the pedal is pressed. any ideas?
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Old 05-25-2009, 08:32 PM   #2
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Re: 700r4 to 4l60E. not TCC lock.

It was always my understanding that the 4L60E was controlled by a much more sophisticated computer module. The only person I know of on the boards here that successfully swapped in a 4L60E had to wire in a complete aftermarket computer module to control the transmission (to the tune of about $1200 just for the computer module). The 3rd gen OBDI just doesn't have the capabilities to control all the electrical functionality of the 4L60E. Unless you've rigged in a seperate computer controller for the 4L60E I don't think the swap can be done with simple wiring. But then again, I'm certainly no expert.
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Re: 700r4 to 4l60E. not TCC lock.

im running an 8625 ecm and its controlling the engine and transmission. i got it now tho. thanks
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