7747 Shift Points
Ken Kelly
kenkelly at lucent.com
Wed Sep 15 19:52:42 GMT 1999
Jeremy,
How about telling us the application. I agree with other
responses. The 4L60E was introduced after the 747 was
discontinued. The 747 on a chevy v8 (305) should be paired
with a 700-R4 or a 200- 4R. The 747 does have TCC control
for these applications. If the TCC stays locked I would
assume the shift is hard, also damaging.
I know that in the F-body the 4L60E was introduced in 1994
and used the 8051 PCM.
Ken
Jeremy Gonyou wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> > There are no shift points in the 747 chip unless your talking about
> >the
> >shift light on the manual trans cals. The only point I think you can
> >control
> >is lockup torque convertor. The 747 did not control the electronic
> >trans(4L60E or 4L80E) hth's
> >-Carl Summers
>
> Ok, guess I'm confused again.
>
> It is an electronic shift automatic. What controls it if the ECM doesn't?
> Does it have its own control module?
>
> I swapped in a diffent prom into my friend's 305 pickup and it started
> shifting like it was on crack!
>
> Jeremy
>
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