Using a TCM-2650
#221
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More like this:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/l...yABEgLQe_D_BwE
I have a buddy who works on fire trucks for a living and he has a Knipex set he said I could use, so I am probably ok for now. But turns out they are called circlip pliers, not snap ring pliers
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/l...yABEgLQe_D_BwE
I have a buddy who works on fire trucks for a living and he has a Knipex set he said I could use, so I am probably ok for now. But turns out they are called circlip pliers, not snap ring pliers
#222
TECH Fanatic
Man, I love knipex tools, their gator grip channel locks are the best I’ve ever used.
#224
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I don't know anything about the tuning of them, I have a tuner for that- but my understanding is it's gonna need TPS and MPH to calculate desired gear
According to Jim at ZGP, the 6L has an internal speed sensor, so we should be able to see transmission speed easily
Why would being able to shift off TPS only benefit you? Are you thinking more TPS would mean a lower desired gear?
According to Jim at ZGP, the 6L has an internal speed sensor, so we should be able to see transmission speed easily
Why would being able to shift off TPS only benefit you? Are you thinking more TPS would mean a lower desired gear?
#226
TECH Veteran
Wait so it is driving now?
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