KingMatt24
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Is he tuned? How did you check this?Could be. Looking at his log shift pressure was 30% low, which cooked the clutches . ran good prior. So can't say 100%.
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Is he tuned? How did you check this?Could be. Looking at his log shift pressure was 30% low, which cooked the clutches . ran good prior. So can't say 100%.
Well fuck. Did you happen to check pressures prior?Could be. Looking at his log shift pressure was 30% low, which cooked the clutches . ran good prior. So can't say 100%.
Yes. The logIs he tuned? How did you check this?
I did not.Well fuck. Did you happen to check pressures prior?
How long after disabling did it happen?Yes. The log
I did not.
Just thought I'd get it out there just in case there's something too it.
So keep a careful eye on yer 10R80's.
How long after disabling did it happen?
Damn that's fast. Guess I could try and replicate it since Ford said there's a problem and already planned to rebuild it lol60160 miles or so.
At about 1900 miles since I did mine *knock on flimsy 10R80*Damn that's fast. Guess I could try and replicate it since Ford said there's a problem and already planned to rebuild it lol
You been wot much?At about 1900 miles since I did mine *knock on flimsy 10R80*
Pretty much every day.. especially earlier today lol. My car drives fantastic with aggressive driving. I think if your car is tuned and your shift points/firmness are altered then turning off this adaptive learning crap may not be a good idea apparently. But it’s ridiculously stupid that Ford designed it this way to begin withYou been wot much?
I think I'll do that too! Joking. But I have a brand new '23 with 150 miles on it. Super hard shift from 3-4 and 4-5 when in sport or sport+ with light throttle. Bought it with this condition, it had 34 miles on it but I didn't realize it until after I purchased. I was told that this qualifies for TSB 23-2250, which is basically a rebuild. But I was hoping to avoid that by wiping the tables and turning the adaptive learning off. Jeez...Damn that's fast. Guess I could try and replicate it since Ford said there's a problem and already planned to rebuild it lol
That’s odd, I thought the harshness was somewhat fixed with 22+ models. I drove a brand new ‘23 before I got my car. I didn’t really notice anything jerky with it, but then again I was more focused on all the options it hadI think I'll do that too! Joking. But I have a brand new '23 with 150 miles on it. Super hard shift from 3-4 and 4-5 when in sport or sport+ with light throttle. Bought it with this condition, it had 34 miles on it but I didn't realize it until after I purchased. I was told that this qualifies for TSB 23-2250, which is basically a rebuild. But I was hoping to avoid that by wiping the tables and turning the adaptive learning off. Jeez...
I think in my case, some one went on a test drive and dogged the crap out of it when the trans was trying to "learn". I looked at the g meter prior to driving it and someone took a right hander at 1.59 Gs, that's not slow.That’s odd, I thought the harshness was somewhat fixed with 22+ models. I drove a brand new ‘23 before I got my car. I didn’t really notice anything jerky with it, but then again I was more focused on all the options it had
I’ve had my turned back on for close to a week now. Car definitely is smoother overall with normal driving but less aggressive in sport+Ended up turning the adaptive back on and it's back to driving like shit lol. I did talk to Anthony Ballard at signature speed in NC and he can probably rebuild these things blindfolded.
He said he's never heard of a trans blowing due to turning it off and didn't seem to think it had anything to do with WOT line pressures.
That trans that blew after turning it off may have simply been coincidence I don't know though.
Ford dealer can't get my car in for a rebuild until mid October and I'm pretty pissed about that. Now my wife says I have to move the ess kit out of the kitchen if I'm gonna be waiting that long