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I'm new to C4s. Newer Corvettes with automatic transmissions can control their shifting characteristics by computer programming. Is this the case with a 1986 automatic transmission?
No, the '86 uses the 700r4 & is not electrically controlled. I just browsed the stickies to see if I could find the year the 4l60e was introduced but failed---a search would probably find it, give it a try.
85 PROM has no control over shifts. TC lockup...yes but not shifts.
Correct. The TV cable controls shift points on a 700R4. And it isn't adjustable....it's either set correctly, or it's not. You'll know when it's not set correctly, because your transmission will burn itself up in short order.
From: Atco Raceway in between Pa & Nj 13.073 @ 106 MPH
Originally Posted by FGVette
I'm new to C4s. Newer Corvettes with automatic transmissions can control their shifting characteristics by computer programming. Is this the case with a 1986 automatic transmission?
Why ? Are you going on the 30th to run with us Fallon ?
From: Clifton Park, NY ............Clearwater, FL ... 85 Original Owner
Originally Posted by Frizlefrak
Correct. The TV cable controls shift points on a 700R4. And it isn't adjustable....it's either set correctly, or it's not. You'll know when it's not set correctly, because your transmission will burn itself up in short order.
then why does it shift under lower rpm when using the original prom?
1994 was the first year for the electronic trans I belive.
Originally Posted by Frizlefrak
Correct. The TV cable controls shift points on a 700R4. And it isn't adjustable....it's either set correctly, or it's not. You'll know when it's not set correctly, because your transmission will burn itself up in short order.
Correct. The TV cable controls shift points on a 700R4. And it isn't adjustable....it's either set correctly, or it's not. You'll know when it's not set correctly, because your transmission will burn itself up in short order.