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Banks TransCommand
Hey guys, posted up in the tranny problems forum but no responses. After I installed my TW tunes my transmission slips all the way thru first gear then chirps into second when I stomp on it from a stop on the Extreme setting. I'm thinking my torque converter is slipping and after doing some reading, I am thinking that maybe the Banks TransCommand will help me get rid of some of the excessive slippage I'm experiencing. Does anyone have any input on this product or maybe an alternative solution to my issue?
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The banks will not solve that problem,the tunes from TW is all you need.They can add more line pressure if you wanted to firm up the shifts.How do you know it's slipping? it could be turbo surge from the extra fuel from the chip which is common.Also if it is the trans you should go have it checked.The banks trans command will cost around 400. bucks when you can just call Tony to add more line pressure for FREE. BTW my trans is still holding strong even with my injectors.
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Thank you for the reply. I'm not positive the trans is slipping I'm just assuming based on others' past experiences with the slippy trans. My truck only has 75K on it and it's never been chipped or 5th wheeled, so chances are it isn't the transmission causing the problem.
What is turbo surge and how would I be able to tell if this is the issue? What could I do to remedy turbo surge? Thanks again. |
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My opinion,.... Even if you have a stock tranny, you should definitely save for a VB and/or TC. The trannies in these trucks are usually the first to go when adding power. Stock 4r100's are worthless with power levels above stock.
On another note... Adding line pressure through tunes is fine, but if you want it done right, upgrade trans. It will be better on the transmission parts if the upgraded parts are doing the work instead of the tuning. As for your turbo,... Surge is NOT good. You can reduce surge once you get used to the shift points by backing off the throttle just before it shifts. A turbo will lose boost when shifting,... Or for that matter create vaccum. Instead of the turbo pushing air in, air will go out. And when it's bad (stock turbo) the compressor wheel will hit the housing creating a chirping or barking noise from the turbo. Usually followed by a swooshing noise from the intake area. |
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I don't really have the extra $$ right now to build the tranny up but eventually i'll get there
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Additional line pressure won't help.
Did you get a boost fooler? Try a WW to help with surge. Depending on your miles-year your HPOP could be weak..Stealth will fix that. Better VB and a 6.0 Tq converter when your able. Guages? what level boost are you hitting? Cary |
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