Limp mode is scary!!!....I think
#11
Re: Limp mode is scary!!!....I think
When driving it hard, you have to let off of it before it shifts from high to low gear. However it should have worked in reverse, in the past I have always turned truck off, let it sit 20 seconds and off I went. Once you limp it, you might as well upgrade because it is going to happen all of the time.
Oh yeah, nice choice of words, poo pooed and tinkled. I like that,
Oh yeah, nice choice of words, poo pooed and tinkled. I like that,
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#12
That was the trans limp mode. Its happened to me a couple of times before i knew what it was. When i would put my programmer on the 450hp setting on my ppe as soon as my truck would go to shift at around 65-90 at full throttle, it would do just like you said. The Allison has its own separate computer and when it thinks that the trans is about to slip it puts the trans in limp to save itself, too many times of this and you wont have any clutches left. The allison is only able to withstand about an extra 90hp safely without needing to build a more hd trans.
#13
Nope, not on yours... Some guys will tell you 90-100hp, but that's for the 6speed alli's, they're a little more robust than the 5 speed. In my experience, a +50RWHP is good, anything above that requires a lot of attention while driving to gently ease into that power, and even then you may not be able to really hammer it to the limit. But if you want that power, an upgrade is mandatory in the long run... I've heard guys that have limped theirs 10 times and they still think it's okay... I don't know about you but dislocating a shoulder once is bad enough for me, why risk it again? Beef that sucker up!
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