Mx372 said:Throttle valve cable controls line pressure. if it was off it would slip every gear. not a weak shift in one. shift feel is controlled by the valve body springs.
jrm81bu said:Mx372 said:Throttle valve cable controls line pressure. if it was off it would slip every gear. not a weak shift in one. shift feel is controlled by the valve body springs.
Can't totally agree with this. Yes it controls line pressure, but with higher line pressure the shifts will also get firmer. So feel isn't just controlled by the springs. A soft shift can be caused by low line pressure/loose cable. You would think it would be the same in every gear but in practice it doesn't seem to be that way. My 3-4 shift is a lot softer than any other shifts.
Mx372 said:jrm81bu said:Mx372 said:Throttle valve cable controls line pressure. if it was off it would slip every gear. not a weak shift in one. shift feel is controlled by the valve body springs.
Can't totally agree with this. Yes it controls line pressure, but with higher line pressure the shifts will also get firmer. So feel isn't just controlled by the springs. A soft shift can be caused by low line pressure/loose cable. You would think it would be the same in every gear but in practice it doesn't seem to be that way. My 3-4 shift is a lot softer than any other shifts.
it will make the shift firmer by HOLDING the gear better. how hard it shifts is controlled by the accumulators. if the valve body isn't set up right you'll get mushy shifts were ever the valve body was weak in your case 3-4. if the tv cable isn't right you'll get weak "searching" gears were it always falls out and wont hold a gear properly causing slipping in every gear ending in burning the entire trans up. My trans hits the same in every gear.
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