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    Thread: 4l80e issues

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    1. #1
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      Yep converter is junk, stator I think.

      Nathan Shaw
      71 Nova, 1000+whp 5.3, 8 second autoXer.


    2. #2
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      Any update here? You can go into the force motor tables and see if excessive pressure has been specified at 0% TPS. If the lock up clutch were engaged, the engine would stall abruptly.

      As for the converter being junk, it's a possibility. It;s also possible that an excessively tight converter was mis-labeled as 2500. And 2500 is too tight for an engine with the torque curve of a freight train. But some TCU diagnostics are in order before tearing into the drivetrain.
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      540' chevelle - What year is your car? And what did you do for a crossmember?
      HWYSTR455 on PY
      1971 Lemans Sport 461 bottle fed daily driver
      1971 Trans Am 474 blown EFI pro tour car
      1972 442 W-30 clone

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      Quote Originally Posted by streetfytr68 View Post
      Any update here? You can go into the force motor tables and see if excessive pressure has been specified at 0% TPS. If the lock up clutch were engaged, the engine would stall abruptly.

      As for the converter being junk, it's a possibility. It;s also possible that an excessively tight converter was mis-labeled as 2500. And 2500 is too tight for an engine with the torque curve of a freight train. But some TCU diagnostics are in order before tearing into the drivetrain.
      I say it is the torque the car is putting out as well. I have a 2800/3000 convertor on a worked ls2 and I get a little creep.




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