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    Tune for LQ9 and 4L80E

    Can anyone look over this tune for me? It is for a 2002 LQ9 and 2004 4L80E that I installed in a 1981 trans am. I have swapped the intake and injectors from a 2002 LS6. I am having issues with the transmission not operating properly. The rear gear ratio is 3.42 and I am using 285/40/17 tires.

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    Ttt

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    You need to get with support on a segment swap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cantalope Kid View Post
    You need to get with support on a segment swap.
    No, his OS is fine for the 4L80E.

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    What is the transmission doing/not doing specifically?

    At first glance it looks like you didn't calculate the speedo right since the sanity check is off.

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    Does the trans revs/mile value actually do anything? After reading the summary at the bottom of the window it is just there as a check.

    What should the TCC Duty Cycle Minimum table values look like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 76LQ9TA View Post
    Does the trans revs/mile value actually do anything? After reading the summary at the bottom of the window it is just there as a check.

    What should the TCC Duty Cycle Minimum table values look like?
    The trans revs/mile is what the computer uses for calculating shift points, etc. It MUST be accurate for the tranny to shift properly.