as the title states... what is acceptable TCC slip % on a stock 5.3 A4 truck?
my logs show 86-91% roughly??
as the title states... what is acceptable TCC slip % on a stock 5.3 A4 truck?
my logs show 86-91% roughly??
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
No slip is acceptable, set the TCC max table to 100 & the TCC min table to 90.
Russ Kemp
would it mater that I tow atleast 3000 pounds once a week and sometimes 6000 pounds??
but my truck is 100% stock. and I was not towing and was going 36-40 mph the time of the log I just made?
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
I dont understand why im seeing TCC slip. the truck is 100% stock. and the trans temp was at 113*
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
would it be bad on the trans to tow with the TCC at 100 long distances?
also, do I set all the values to 100 on max??
also, you guys do understand that I was only cruising at 40mph right?
Last edited by DooSPX; 05-12-2007 at 09:10 PM.
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
Yes, set the entire TCC max table to 100 & the entire TCC min table to 90.
Russ Kemp
thanks russ, I will do that soon. what is the advantage of having the tcc max at 100??
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
TCC slip gives you a number even if it isn't actually
locked. It may also slip a lot during soft applies (PWM).
I don't like the slip% PID, I've seen it return kooky stuff
(like >100% slip). Look at slip RPM and when locked,
under 50RPM of slip (I see <10RPM on mine with a
good clutch and plenty of pressure).
Jimmy, I was logging when it was locked. its a stock tc in my gmc. i was going 40mph. it was seeing slip.Originally Posted by jimmyblue
attached is my log. its about 5 minutes or so from the begining. I was sitting there for a bit.
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
anyone? Jimmy, what would you tune for this??? HELP PLEASE!
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
To me it doesn't look like it's locking at all. I don't see any zero
slip, to speak of. All positive or negative real slip RPM values.
why would that be? the truck is 100% stock, even the tune is stock.
that was at 40mph. the converter should be locked at 40 right?? what values should I change to make it work right?
04 Carbon Metalic GMC SIERRA ECSB- 5.3L, 3.73 locker, loaded
tint, dark silver metalic spray-on bedliner
15.500 @ 86.68 -STOCK
A constant misfire problem will inhibit TCC lockup yet can
be sparse enough to not set a P030x code. Check the
misfire current, cylinder and revolution mode numbers,
anything nonzero will inhibit lockup.
Have you tried forcing lock / unlock while cruising with
the scanner bidirectional controls, and see if there is any
action you can sense?
There could always be a wiring / connector / solenoid
fault but I'd expect a code set eventually, there. If you
feel like crawling under and tapping off a couple of wires
the TCC apply and TCC PWM voltages would be interesting
to see, if you (and the PCM) think it's locking but nothing
happens.