Transmission Lockout at Rebecca Rodriguez blog

Transmission Lockout. What is torque converter lockup? By design, synchronizers will block the driver from completing their shift into any gear. There is a solenoid in your gm converter that causes the the torque convertor clutch (tcc) to engage and disengage. People use a torque converter lockup because it provides fuel economy. Lockup torque converters are a type of converter that has a clutch. 'what is lock up, and do i need it?'. He shows how lock up works. And, for that matter, even shifting into a gear in the first. A torque converter lockup is a type of converter with a clutch. Unlocking the torque converter is achieved by disconnection of the +12 volts, or the transmission downshifts out of 4th gear. Curt addresses a common question : The engagement of this clutch causes the engine to lock to the transmission input shaft thereby leading to a direct 1:1. When the tcc solenoid receives a signal from the engine control module (ecm), it opens a passage in the valve body and hydraulic fluid applies the tcc.

And, for that matter, even shifting into a gear in the first. The engagement of this clutch causes the engine to lock to the transmission input shaft thereby leading to a direct 1:1. He shows how lock up works. What is torque converter lockup? There is a solenoid in your gm converter that causes the the torque convertor clutch (tcc) to engage and disengage. Lockup torque converters are a type of converter that has a clutch. Curt addresses a common question : By design, synchronizers will block the driver from completing their shift into any gear. People use a torque converter lockup because it provides fuel economy. 'what is lock up, and do i need it?'.

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Transmission Lockout By design, synchronizers will block the driver from completing their shift into any gear. Curt addresses a common question : People use a torque converter lockup because it provides fuel economy. What is torque converter lockup? There is a solenoid in your gm converter that causes the the torque convertor clutch (tcc) to engage and disengage. Unlocking the torque converter is achieved by disconnection of the +12 volts, or the transmission downshifts out of 4th gear. And, for that matter, even shifting into a gear in the first. A torque converter lockup is a type of converter with a clutch. The engagement of this clutch causes the engine to lock to the transmission input shaft thereby leading to a direct 1:1. He shows how lock up works. 'what is lock up, and do i need it?'. By design, synchronizers will block the driver from completing their shift into any gear. Lockup torque converters are a type of converter that has a clutch. When the tcc solenoid receives a signal from the engine control module (ecm), it opens a passage in the valve body and hydraulic fluid applies the tcc.