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Old 09-07-2023, 01:16 PM   #181
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As far as the solenoids go...(I'll try to be brief) Had a 93 f350 with a 7.3 and the e4od. Broke the planetary so I got another e4od out of a 98. Connectors etc all different.(6 planetary instead of 3 planetaries, much stronger too) I wired the solenoids (to test) and ran the wires up to the dash. Put the truck in drive and nothing. Depending on which switch (or series of switches) I went through all the gears as well as locking up the converter. Even went for a test drive.
So, yes it can be done.
Hassle? Yeah, a bank of 4 switches that you toggle through going down the track?...that would be interesting to say the least in competition!
You'd probably have to throw some relays into the mix, too.
Doesn't sound impossible though.
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Old 09-07-2023, 02:54 PM   #182
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Kinda like the trans in my Buick.

Bill, are you tuning the Buick thru HP Tuners ? if so, should have some trans tables in there to "adjust" or turn off and on...
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Old 09-07-2023, 03:02 PM   #183
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Bill, are you tuning the Buick thru HP Tuners ?
Yes, I'm using HP Tuners but it's not quite that simple with the Buick. The Cavalier is pretty simple.
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Old 09-07-2023, 03:04 PM   #184
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As far as the solenoids go...(I'll try to be brief) Had a 93 f350 with a 7.3 and the e4od. Broke the planetary so I got another e4od out of a 98. Connectors etc all different.(6 planetary instead of 3 planetaries, much stronger too) I wired the solenoids (to test) and ran the wires up to the dash. Put the truck in drive and nothing. Depending on which switch (or series of switches) I went through all the gears as well as locking up the converter. Even went for a test drive.
So, yes it can be done.
Hassle? Yeah, a bank of 4 switches that you toggle through going down the track?...that would be interesting to say the least in competition!

Here You go, expensive, but has to be worth it ... https://www.usshift.com/index.shtml
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Old 09-07-2023, 03:42 PM   #185
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Yes, I'm using HP Tuners but it's not quite that simple with the Buick. The Cavalier is pretty simple.
Both cars are relatively simple. The Cavalier sort of just does what it's told. The Buick seems to be a bit more rebellious, maybe even a bit vindictive at times.
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I am not a computer guy.

Could you just monkey with the speed sensor pulse
to trick the transmission on the Neon to shift later?
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Old 09-07-2023, 10:28 PM   #187
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I am not a computer guy.

Could you just monkey with the speed sensor pulse
to trick the transmission on the Neon to shift later?
John, I'm thinking the short tires would mess with you. RPM would be up, but actual MPH would be down...maybe?
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Hi Steve. Ya gotta remember..We're in the dime rocket realm here ;-)
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