Is there any benefit to going to a stand alone transmission control unit(4L80E)?
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do you know there is a pic up of a shifter?
you can do that shifter if you wanted. i think they even make a taller version for trucks. i dont think you will need a stand alone tranny controler just to use that shifter.
i think going with the stock pcm to run the tranny is a little cheaper and cleaner. i can't think of any benifit to a seperate controler.
you can do that shifter if you wanted. i think they even make a taller version for trucks. i dont think you will need a stand alone tranny controler just to use that shifter.
i think going with the stock pcm to run the tranny is a little cheaper and cleaner. i can't think of any benifit to a seperate controler.
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Originally Posted by moregrip
(* fits 4L60E & 4L80E with used with custom installation where an aftermarket controller is used to command the transmission. )
or is this even possible?
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Originally Posted by Dark Halo
I am running that same shifter on my 4l80e. no probes other than mr tranny was acting up from day one (not due to the shifter)
do you have any pics you might share?
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Originally Posted by moregrip
yeah, I just want to run a full ratcheting shifter, like the old days. so no problemo's to speak of?
do you have any pics you might share?
do you have any pics you might share?
my new project is gonna be ratchet shifted been looking at them and will prolly go with the a b&m shifter as well...
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I can name 1 good reason why to go to a stand alone controller (maybe), you can install the lower first and second gear. I have been thinking about installing a set of lower first and second gear when I rebuild the tranny in my truck but not for sure if the computer can be reprogrammed for the lower gears.
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Originally Posted by cbrich
I can name 1 good reason why to go to a stand alone controller (maybe), you can install the lower first and second gear. I have been thinking about installing a set of lower first and second gear when I rebuild the tranny in my truck but not for sure if the computer can be reprogrammed for the lower gears.
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Originally Posted by jephs422
what do you guys do about the shift indicator on the dash? And why do you need a controller? Or more to the point, what is a controller?
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