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icanfixall

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I use the factory spec as a base line. No fancy tool just a meter.

Once I have a base line, a test drive is required. After that I will give the TPS a twist to fine tune it.

So there is really nothing wrong with hunting around for the desired shift schedule. Just don't go to crazy with it. :D

If you are asking about the factory setting this poster is refering to then this is .96 to 1.2 volts with a digital voltmeter. The C6 uses vacuum and not electric feeds to make the C6 trans shift. I do not have the vacuum setting for that.. Sorry...
 

Ole BlackBetty

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If you are asking about the factory setting this poster is refering to then this is .96 to 1.2 volts with a digital voltmeter. The C6 uses vacuum and not electric feeds to make the C6 trans shift. I do not have the vacuum setting for that.. Sorry...

Yep this is what I was looking for, I have the E4OD
 

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