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  1. 06-01-2006 #1
    zq8bob
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    Force Motor Current Negative?

    Anyoe know what the difference between the Force Motor Current Positive and Negative tables are on the 4L60e that they gave to the Colorado's?

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    its used to account for any assymetric behavior the force motor might have. eg. different characteristics when increase pressure than decreasing pressure. I don;t think i've ever seen one where the positive and negative are calibrated differently.

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    well Chris gave you the explanation and i just want to say that from what i have read on positive is when you are accelerating and negative is when you are decelerating and you never want those two tables to be different
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    Thanks a ton guys!
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