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Line pressure & torque converter shudder
Has anyone had any experience with increasing line pressure to stop torque converter shudder? My transmission ( 460L) has what I think is torque converter shudder and Granatelli make a module that plugs into your transmission wire harness and increasing line pressure and shift firmness. They said it would eliminate torque converter shudder. Dose this sound right and could it have any negative effects on the transmission. Thanks for any help or ideas. Dave
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If I was you I would add a bottle of friction modifier to the trans. I have seen this take care of the shudder on three different trucks.
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Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
Thunderbolt- Thanks for the info. Is there one brand thats good? Can I find it at the autoparts store? Dave
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Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
Thanks any info would help. I dont want to get the wrong additive. Dave
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Re: Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
I also own a 1999 4 x 4 suburban with a vibration problem or shudder. It starts at about 50mph but is not steady, it comes and goes. When I step on the gas or go uphill it gets worse. I've searched on the Wb for common info for this and didn't what I found. Seems GM has problems with these tranny's. Go on this site and read. http://www.thecomplaintstation.com/c...inalrecord=14/
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Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
Sorry spelling messed up. I meant didn't like what I found on this site.
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Re: Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
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I haven't been able to get ahold of my buddy, But I did a search on the internet under transmission friction modifier and there are over the counter products available. There is even one that claims to be specifically for torque converter shudder.I would check online or go to your local parts store. It only costs $10.00 - $15.00 so it is worth a shot. |
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Thanks!!! I will head off to NAPA this weekend and post the results. Dave
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Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
I used a big brand name $12. and put 6000 more miles on the Tahoe. The problems are the same, any other ideas. Dave
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possible solution here check this out
http://forums.vmag.com/suvsuburban05...ages/1602.html OR http://www.atcdg.com/TechBulletins/bull_152.htm |
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I forgot all about the dist bushings. I have heard of worn bushings causing this along with other problems before. Thanks for pointing it out. |
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Re: Line pressure & torque converter shudder
Hey I just rebuilt the tranny in my burb, it has the 700r4 which is similar to the 4l60e, pretty much the same thing both are garbage transmissions, if you want to fix the problem get a new torque converter and put the shift kit in the tranny, the kit will tell you what to do, includes things like drilling out larger holes in the pump and changing springs in the valve body, also with the shift kit comes a diagram of the check balls that will have to be changed for better performance and reliability, if you want it to work right thats what you have to do.
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