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    Hard garage shifts

    I installed a 4l60e behind a cammed ls2 and now have hard garage shifts most of the time. I have already raised the 0 column in the pcs table, which helped but is still a little firm. Are there any other table that controls pressure when shifting in and out of gear?

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    Quote Originally Posted by owens1 View Post
    I installed a 4l60e behind a cammed ls2 and now have hard garage shifts most of the time. I have already raised the 0 column in the pcs table, which helped but is still a little firm. Are there any other table that controls pressure when shifting in and out of gear?
    Sounds line the line pressure is too high, or more likely, the forward clutch accumulator piston in the valve body is stuck or the spring is broken.

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    Older PCM's had actual garage shift pressure modifiers (used when coming in/out of park/neutral)...they might be present in the newer PCM's and we don't have access to them.
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    I am using a 2000 Silverado ecm. I don't see any modifiers for garage shifts.

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    What torque converter are you running?