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2004 to 2008 F-150 and Mark-LT 4.2L, 4.6L and 5.4L equipped F-150s and Mark-LTs. |
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Let me know if this is what's happening.
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Also, reducing the shift points and torque converter lockup points both for upshifts and downshifts does seem to have helped get rid of the "eagerness" to unlock under mild load that I complained about before. I know this post is a bit of a hijack, but thought it might add something to the knowledge base. - Jack
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Oddly, I've never really paid attention as to whether the converter unlocked on decel when in cruise. Since it uses an inferred throttle value, I'd assume it handled shifting in a relatively similar fashion. I do know that the throttle feed rates are much less aggressive than using your foot which may account for less frequent unlocks.
I'll have to throw something in the Expy and go for a ride this evening so I can take a closer look. Thanks for pointing that out. Might be quite helpful!
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On cruise, the converter stays locked !
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Anyways, yes, the converter will lock and unlock under steady acceleration. The RPMS also bounce around. when it first goes into 4th. I will feel the surge. While under steady pedal, I will feel the RPMs go up, and the truck pull (talking only a second) then drop right back down and feel slugish, then shoot back up and pull, etc. Maybe I should hook up a video camera on my guages so you can see whats happening. Sure is hard driving, and trying to stare at 8+ guages ! ![]() Jack&Janet: don't worry about hijack at all. The more the better ! Really. ![]()
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Subscribed.
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OK, this thing is sporadic at best. Trying to be able to give you details is hard. 3rd gear, everything is fine. 3rd gear, converter locked, rpms bounce around slightly, nothing bad. If its at 1800 rpm in 3rd, when it shifts to 4th it shoots up to 2400-2500 rpm. Then calms down. While in fourth, it will bounce between 1400 rpms, and 2300 RPMs pretty consistantly. During my drive on sunday, it jumped up to over 3k, then back down around 1900. When it jumps up, you can feel the engine pull, and you go faster. So, its not "dry revving" but fully engaged and still revving up.
I dropped timing -2, also tried -1 neither seemed to help at all. Shudder is still there.
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That's got to be awful! I hope you and Bill can get this figured out soon. It DOES sort of sound like a TC that can't get itself locked up, doesn't it?
You say there's little RPM bounce in third? Is this with the OD locked out? And, is the TC locking properly here? (Sorry, I just went back and saw that you said it seemed "almost fine" in this condition in a previous post). But, that bothers me too. "Almost fine" is not good enough in my book. So, this really sounds like a transmission problem, doesn't it? And now I see that Lars has jumped in with a "perfect" question. If it runs fine in stock, the problem's with the tune, not the transmission. - Jack |
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Don't want to have to mention this, but have you tried it with the STOCK program?
Just trying to eliminate weather its the tune or the tq converter. Lars
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