VS SS tuning

[lowace]

Yeah small steps but slowly making improvements.
I am having issues with the auto not kicking down and not shifting properly, this is the series 3 tranny out of my Ute will this matter?
Also does anyone know what the max volt on the tps is at full throttle, only asking as I’m a little Sus on the proflow one which come with the throttle body, thought this may be causing the issues with the tranny as well.

[Dylan]

Full throttle is usually around 4.9 volts.

The auto may not be best suited to the standard calibration. 11P is based off a VR calibration from memory.

[Wade]

Have a look in tool development, it’s called trimslizer narrowband something or another. It’s pretty cool. Allows you to use your narrowband readings for tuning fuel

[lowace]

Thanks for the feedback.
I have made some more tuning adjustments on the fly and getting pretty close, should be able to smooth out with the wideband from now on.
I will try the narrow band tool thanks Wade.
The Auto now seems to be my biggest issue it will only change up gears only when the rpm hits 3000, It will not kick down at all, I have adjusted the TPS so at idle its sitting at .5v so this should be right.
Does anyone know if I can use this series 3 trans with the 11P or do I have to take it out and put the series 2 one back in, would rather try to make it work first rather than have to climb under the car again
I have no idea with the auto settings so if someone could chime in that would be great.

[delcowizzid]

All the 4l60es should work fine the shifting is all speed vs tps and will probably be way out using the 4 barrel tb

[delcowizzid]

Post up some logs

[lowace]

Thanks for the reply Delco, I have adjusted the gain on the tps so it reads 99.6% at wot and 10% at closed, it’s running at 4.9v closes also. Is there something else that needs adjusting?
I will get a log up shortly.

[Dylan]

10% while closed? Be good to get it under 1%

[lowace]

I can’t get it below 10, if I take the throttle gain back to far I loose the 100% up top.

[antus]

It'll auto range, set the bottom and provided it goes high enough it'll scale automatically. It'll throw a DTC if the volts are always too low, and you can tweak that level, but at the cost of resolution. You should not need to do this. Use the TPS volts monitor and set the range there, dont worry about % as you'll be chasing you tail as the pcm tries to figure out whats going on.