47rh - troubleshooting no o/d
#16
Problem is with no lockup cruising for any length of time at highway speeds will overheat the tranny.
Better to fix the tranny right rather than get bigger tires. If the tranny overheats much you'll be buying a new one before long anyways.
Better to fix the tranny right rather than get bigger tires. If the tranny overheats much you'll be buying a new one before long anyways.
#17
ok...not to hijack this thread or anything, but it seems there are some pretty smart fellors following it!!
I just put a 47rh into my 92 cummins... What is the best way to hook up the od and the lock up.. I've read about the swith method, a little on governor pressure. But, I was talking with a guy and he was telling me he did not like how the tranny shifted off governor pressure, he said that he has a module that controls it?? My goals with the truck are to throw some power to it and still have my wife be able to drive it without having to flip switches all the time... Any input would be greatly appreciated..
I just put a 47rh into my 92 cummins... What is the best way to hook up the od and the lock up.. I've read about the swith method, a little on governor pressure. But, I was talking with a guy and he was telling me he did not like how the tranny shifted off governor pressure, he said that he has a module that controls it?? My goals with the truck are to throw some power to it and still have my wife be able to drive it without having to flip switches all the time... Any input would be greatly appreciated..
#18
Best not to make it permanent unless you have a tranny temp gauge.
The resistor trick is the common way to trick the tranny into thinking it's running at normal temps when the stock sensor is replaced with the sensor for an aftermarket gauge. This can only be done on '94-'95 because the sensor on the RH tranny is in the output line to the coolers. On the later RE tranny the sensor is internal, there is no port on the output line for an aftermarket sensor.
The resistor trick is the common way to trick the tranny into thinking it's running at normal temps when the stock sensor is replaced with the sensor for an aftermarket gauge. This can only be done on '94-'95 because the sensor on the RH tranny is in the output line to the coolers. On the later RE tranny the sensor is internal, there is no port on the output line for an aftermarket sensor.
#19
ok...not to hijack this thread or anything, but it seems there are some pretty smart fellors following it!!
I just put a 47rh into my 92 cummins... What is the best way to hook up the od and the lock up.. I've read about the swith method, a little on governor pressure. But, I was talking with a guy and he was telling me he did not like how the tranny shifted off governor pressure, he said that he has a module that controls it?? My goals with the truck are to throw some power to it and still have my wife be able to drive it without having to flip switches all the time... Any input would be greatly appreciated..
I just put a 47rh into my 92 cummins... What is the best way to hook up the od and the lock up.. I've read about the swith method, a little on governor pressure. But, I was talking with a guy and he was telling me he did not like how the tranny shifted off governor pressure, he said that he has a module that controls it?? My goals with the truck are to throw some power to it and still have my wife be able to drive it without having to flip switches all the time... Any input would be greatly appreciated..
In my case, I never get to 4 even with a switch on the wire, so I am stuck at 3. I am running 37's now with 3.55 gears. By my calculations I have about the same ratio as a truck running 4.10's, a manual tranny, stock tires, and is in 5th. That being said, the most I'd want to stay at is about 55 speedo, which is about 67-68 actual with the 37's. It takes way too much throttle to maintain speed above that....welcome to a 12 valve.
#20
ok...not to hijack this thread or anything, but it seems there are some pretty smart fellors following it!!
I just put a 47rh into my 92 cummins... What is the best way to hook up the od and the lock up.. I've read about the swith method, a little on governor pressure. But, I was talking with a guy and he was telling me he did not like how the tranny shifted off governor pressure, he said that he has a module that controls it?? My goals with the truck are to throw some power to it and still have my wife be able to drive it without having to flip switches all the time... Any input would be greatly appreciated..
I just put a 47rh into my 92 cummins... What is the best way to hook up the od and the lock up.. I've read about the swith method, a little on governor pressure. But, I was talking with a guy and he was telling me he did not like how the tranny shifted off governor pressure, he said that he has a module that controls it?? My goals with the truck are to throw some power to it and still have my wife be able to drive it without having to flip switches all the time... Any input would be greatly appreciated..
#21
On the 47rh 1-2-3 shifts are controlled off gov pressure. I don't know how'd you change the shift points. There is a PCM that controls the 2 wires for TQ lockup and shift from 3-4. You can wire them directly up to switches.
In my case, I never get to 4 even with a switch on the wire, so I am stuck at 3. I am running 37's now with 3.55 gears. By my calculations I have about the same ratio as a truck running 4.10's, a manual tranny, stock tires, and is in 5th. That being said, the most I'd want to stay at is about 55 speedo, which is about 67-68 actual with the 37's. It takes way too much throttle to maintain speed above that....welcome to a 12 valve.
In my case, I never get to 4 even with a switch on the wire, so I am stuck at 3. I am running 37's now with 3.55 gears. By my calculations I have about the same ratio as a truck running 4.10's, a manual tranny, stock tires, and is in 5th. That being said, the most I'd want to stay at is about 55 speedo, which is about 67-68 actual with the 37's. It takes way too much throttle to maintain speed above that....welcome to a 12 valve.
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