stutter?
#11
Tough to say, could be a trans issue...
Who's tunes are you using?
How many miles on that trans?
Can you describe what is happening in a little more detail maybe?
Also just realized you're in Fultonville. I'm from Amsterdam originally, still around there quite a bit on the weekends (Broadalbin area usually)
Who's tunes are you using?
How many miles on that trans?
Can you describe what is happening in a little more detail maybe?
Also just realized you're in Fultonville. I'm from Amsterdam originally, still around there quite a bit on the weekends (Broadalbin area usually)
#13
Well I have not heard one good thing about Jasper trans.
Tune or not tells us it's not tuning, it's a hard part, especially if there are no codes, means the electronics are probably working fine.
Again, who's tunes are you using anyways? Or are you using canned tunes? Canned SCT tunes still are not much better than a non SCT tuner. Custom tunes are really what's needed.
Tune or not tells us it's not tuning, it's a hard part, especially if there are no codes, means the electronics are probably working fine.
Again, who's tunes are you using anyways? Or are you using canned tunes? Canned SCT tunes still are not much better than a non SCT tuner. Custom tunes are really what's needed.
#15
Well I have not heard one good thing about Jasper trans.
Tune or not tells us it's not tuning, it's a hard part, especially if there are no codes, means the electronics are probably working fine.
Again, who's tunes are you using anyways? Or are you using canned tunes? Canned SCT tunes still are not much better than a non SCT tuner. Custom tunes are really what's needed.
Tune or not tells us it's not tuning, it's a hard part, especially if there are no codes, means the electronics are probably working fine.
Again, who's tunes are you using anyways? Or are you using canned tunes? Canned SCT tunes still are not much better than a non SCT tuner. Custom tunes are really what's needed.
#17
im not exactly where you could put your guage at on a 6.0, maybe Mdub can provide a better answer for that.
honestly, it would be a lot easier using a scan tool. i understand what your scanner is showing is only as good as your ICP sensor, but its a better way to test under driving conditions. but if you know your ICP sensor is good, then you should have faith in your readings.
you should see anywhere from 450psi at idle to 4000psi max pressure.
honestly, it would be a lot easier using a scan tool. i understand what your scanner is showing is only as good as your ICP sensor, but its a better way to test under driving conditions. but if you know your ICP sensor is good, then you should have faith in your readings.
you should see anywhere from 450psi at idle to 4000psi max pressure.