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Re: Code 1870 Trans Component Slipping after converter install (Crashed 94)
The tranny will display a slip code if your pcm wasn't programmed for it. It's normal. The PCM has parameters and you are outside of them with a high stall converter.
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Re: Code 1870 Trans Component Slipping after converter install (Crashed 94)
I've had this problem and here is what C4C5 told me:
Hithere,
Ok, your 1870 is the issue.
This is a torque converter slippage code for one of several reasons.
first, the calibration that was done did not take, and therefore, the computer sees different rpm vs speed readings, therefore, sees 'slippage', which sets the code.
Second, your Torque converter clutch hydraulic control solenoid is bleeding off fluid pressure, and the converter clutch is not holding.
Third, you may have a defective converter itself.
I would talk with MTI, and see when they can look at it, because your vehicle is so new, I would say that it is a component issue, with the parts installed.
I am sure that you are aware, you have no further warranty on the driveline, in any way.