4L65e Transmission shift question - HELP !!
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4L65e Transmission shift question - HELP !!
I am in the middle of a vortec engine swap using a 4L65e. I am trying to build a custom column for the transmission as well.
I selected a 91 silverado column (top of column) married to a 79 jeep bottom column. This gives me a shorter bottom column section, which I needed, and a more modern top with wiper, cruise, turn siginal and headlight dimmer all on one staulk. And, most important, a 4 speed automatic shift gate in the column.
Here's the question: When I manualy shift the 4L65e I can count only 6 positions (Park, reverse, neutral, drive, L1 and L2) where is my OD gear and how do I activate it ?
I also only count the same 6 detents in the shift gate in the column.
Is OD electronic ?
I'm, as you can tell, NOT a transmission guy...
What am I missing here ?????
HELP !!!!
I selected a 91 silverado column (top of column) married to a 79 jeep bottom column. This gives me a shorter bottom column section, which I needed, and a more modern top with wiper, cruise, turn siginal and headlight dimmer all on one staulk. And, most important, a 4 speed automatic shift gate in the column.
Here's the question: When I manualy shift the 4L65e I can count only 6 positions (Park, reverse, neutral, drive, L1 and L2) where is my OD gear and how do I activate it ?
I also only count the same 6 detents in the shift gate in the column.
Is OD electronic ?
I'm, as you can tell, NOT a transmission guy...
What am I missing here ?????
HELP !!!!
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I am in the middle of a vortec engine swap using a 4L65e. I am trying to build a custom column for the transmission as well.
I selected a 91 silverado column (top of column) married to a 79 jeep bottom column. This gives me a shorter bottom column section, which I needed, and a more modern top with wiper, cruise, turn siginal and headlight dimmer all on one staulk. And, most important, a 4 speed automatic shift gate in the column.
Here's the question: When I manualy shift the 4L65e I can count only 6 positions (Park, reverse, neutral, drive, L1 and L2) where is my OD gear and how do I activate it ?
I also only count the same 6 detents in the shift gate in the column.
Is OD electronic ?
I'm, as you can tell, NOT a transmission guy...
What am I missing here ?????
HELP !!!!
I selected a 91 silverado column (top of column) married to a 79 jeep bottom column. This gives me a shorter bottom column section, which I needed, and a more modern top with wiper, cruise, turn siginal and headlight dimmer all on one staulk. And, most important, a 4 speed automatic shift gate in the column.
Here's the question: When I manualy shift the 4L65e I can count only 6 positions (Park, reverse, neutral, drive, L1 and L2) where is my OD gear and how do I activate it ?
I also only count the same 6 detents in the shift gate in the column.
Is OD electronic ?
I'm, as you can tell, NOT a transmission guy...
What am I missing here ?????
HELP !!!!
Or, by removing the shift linkage from the transmission lever pull the transmission lever towards the back at the car. Counting from low to O/D place the transmission lever in O/D and then place the shifter in the O/D position and see if your geometry is correct.
The biggest reason a tranny doesn't operate properly in a new build is shift lever / shifter position. You might be surprised how many chassis builders and car owners do not get it right with very high end race cars.
Feel free to all me if you'd like to discuss it in detail.
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So...is OD (4th gear) electronic over my "drive" position on my gear selector on the column?
Or should I have 7 detents on the column's shift gate and 7 positions on the transmissions selector shaft ?
This is foreign territory for me...
Or should I have 7 detents on the column's shift gate and 7 positions on the transmissions selector shaft ?
This is foreign territory for me...
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#10
Make sure the trans is in park and the drive shaft will not turn when you are in park. It almost sounds like you are not in park when you are doing this. Don't ask me how I know this but it comes from moving the shifter lever on the trans dynos for way to many years!