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    1. #1
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      Hard shift from 1st to 2nd HELP

      I have a 96 4l60e behind 350 chevy with 373 rear and TCI 2nd gen controler. When it shifts from 1st to 2nd at a low speed it bangs into gear at higher speed it chirps the tires. Ive bled off 70% of the line pressure and dont want to bleed any more. I would like a softer shift at a slow speed. The trans shifts great except for that. Could it be a sensor or tune or both just looking for input from someone with experience with this setup



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      Quote Originally Posted by BigVin View Post
      I have a 96 4l60e behind 350 chevy with 373 rear and TCI 2nd gen controler. When it shifts from 1st to 2nd at a low speed it bangs into gear at higher speed it chirps the tires. Ive bled off 70% of the line pressure and dont want to bleed any more. I would like a softer shift at a slow speed. The trans shifts great except for that. Could it be a sensor or tune or both just looking for input from someone with experience with this setup
      What trans controller are you using? You should be able to tune that out.

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    3. #3
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      heres an up date the tccvalve bore is worn. the fix is the sonnax tcc regulator valve and reamer. ream the bore install the valve.


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