Biggsy
July 8th, 2009, 05:36 PM
Ive been running one of these in my SS for a while now but have always had a problem with the shift light. When you first start the car, it will come on at 4000 rpm for a while then will revert to approx 500 rpm below the rev limiter setting. I cant find the reason as to why it changes away from 4000 rpm.
I understand if the engine was warmed up then this happens, but I can turn the car off and back on and it will revert back to the 4000 rpm. The day/motor can be hot or cold, it will still do it. It also has no consistancy as to how long it takes to change, so its not a timing thing. Also, sometimes after I have driven for a while, it reverts back to 4000 rpm again!
When it finally moves on to the higher alert rpm, it will set off approx 500 rpm from limiter. eg If I set the rev limiter to 6000 rpm, it will alert at approx 5500 rpm and if I change the limiter to 6500 rpm, it will alert at approx 6000 rpm.
Is there some table in the tune that changes without us knowing when we change the limiter?
or
Does the dash communicate with the PCM so it knows what the limiter is set at?
Does anyone have any information on these instrument clusters?
Cheers,
I understand if the engine was warmed up then this happens, but I can turn the car off and back on and it will revert back to the 4000 rpm. The day/motor can be hot or cold, it will still do it. It also has no consistancy as to how long it takes to change, so its not a timing thing. Also, sometimes after I have driven for a while, it reverts back to 4000 rpm again!
When it finally moves on to the higher alert rpm, it will set off approx 500 rpm from limiter. eg If I set the rev limiter to 6000 rpm, it will alert at approx 5500 rpm and if I change the limiter to 6500 rpm, it will alert at approx 6000 rpm.
Is there some table in the tune that changes without us knowing when we change the limiter?
or
Does the dash communicate with the PCM so it knows what the limiter is set at?
Does anyone have any information on these instrument clusters?
Cheers,