Engine Temp and TC l/u
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Engine Temp and TC l/u
Is there a prom setting that controls what temp the TC will lock up? I used to have a Thermomaster chip that would lock up fine, but after the motor swap, I changed the chip and since then I have only been able to get it to lock a couple of times. When I had my desktop hooked to the ALDL it idled at an even 170 after 10 minutes of idling so I'm sure that it is running a bit cooler when I'm only the road but can't verify what temp cause I don't have a laptop so I can only go by the gauge which reads about 150-160 going down the road. Could I be on the right track?
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Re: Engine Temp and TC l/u
Originally posted by Tom91Bird
Is there a prom setting that controls what temp the TC will lock up?
Is there a prom setting that controls what temp the TC will lock up?
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60c or ~140f, that's the threshold in the ANLU and ANTT eproms. It's where you want it to be. By having the tc "loose" the engine will get up to temp faster. I guess if you wanted slightly better gas milage you could have the enable temp lowered. I moved my enable temp to ~100f.
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I just want to get the thing to lock period. I don't wanna end up cooking my trans over time by overheating it.
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Originally posted by Tom91Bird
I just want to get the thing to lock period. I don't wanna end up cooking my trans over time by overheating it.
I just want to get the thing to lock period. I don't wanna end up cooking my trans over time by overheating it.
Using a cold thermostat for tuning, isn't a good answer.
If you want to change it, in the code, then find a hac for your ecm, and read thru it.
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Originally posted by Grumpy
If you want to change it, in the code, then find a hac for your ecm, and read thru it.
If you want to change it, in the code, then find a hac for your ecm, and read thru it.
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