Forscan - Halt and Disable Adaptive Learning Transmission Options

[KingMatt24]

Wengerd turned that off on mine and it shifts through the gears smooth as glass. Love it now without the skip shift.

This seems to be the only permanent fix, I’ll look forward to being able to drive my car in normal mode again whenever I get it tuned

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[KingMatt24]

I’m gonna take my A10 in to try and rule out mechanical issues again, but if there’s nothing mechanically wrong, I’m doing what you did. I’m sick of this thing “learning” to chew itself up and drive like a clunker.

That’s a smart move, I would recommend getting a tune and disabling skip shift if your transmission looks good mechanically

 

[K4fxd]

I've got a 6R80 and I turned off adaptives. I have logged before and after I see nothing in the logs that show anything detrimental. The upside is it shifts the same way everytime. Line and shift pressures have not changed.

 

[Rebirth_18]

So I just discovered this thread the other day I have a 22 GT 10r80, so far so good I am tuned by Lund and I sent a log in after halting adaptive learning and I can say that it absolutely cleaned up most wonky shifting I had after re learns. Lund confirmed that in the log the trans was still shifting at all their commanded shift points and pressures set in the tune. I’ve put about 400 miles on it I’m gonna log again in 500 or so more miles and send it in see if everything is still good. But so far no issues

 

[Cobra Jet]

So there’s has only been one documented (posted) instance of a 10R80 failing after the Forscan changes - but that is entirely coincidental and didn’t have anything to do with the Forscan changes - correct?

For those who have made the changes in Forscan, how long (weeks/months) and how many miles have you logged with the changes?

 

[K4fxd]

I've got about 2K since turning it off, but I'm running a 6R80. No problems

 

[razor19]

I just did this. Runs great now. Any other suggestions?

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