Cant do a burnout

TeaBagger2006

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I tried once before I had the built trans to finish off the old meats before I replaced them and the truck would just fall on it's face when it shifts. I tried again a couple days Ago just for shots n giggles to see if it could do it and same issues again. I run duramax tuner max effort stuff.
 

stealthy_max

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It's defueling.


Built LB7, Fingers OB Pistons, Carrillo's, EP AF Stg2 Cam, Exergy 250's, SD 2.5 Charger, Wagler Street Intake...
 

Hot COCOAL

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Are the tunes for a built trans???
When I ran DT tunes, I never had that issue, but it was built trans tuning...
 

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Cuz I believe stock trans tuning will defuel a bunch more than built trans tunes...

Maybe you're not using your man pedal right:rofl:
 

Chevy1925

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Joe, you probably don't hammer on it very much in 1st gear letting it shift to second. So the learn for 1st to 2nd isn't quite there for wot.

I would suggest you quit trying it though. 37s will hurt shit in the Trans when you keep trying to do it.

Jason, Trans tuning has nothing to do with it
 

TeaBagger2006

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Oh yeah, I know it's a very bad idea.....I never do them. I'm just curious why? I replaced my tcm on 3/14 after my original tcm, which I shorted out, finally kicked the bucket. Even on snow/ice you can feel it defuel when it shifts

The truck drives and shifts great so it's not an issue at all....just curious why it does it.
 

Chevy1925

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His ECM tuning for your truck may have more defuel feel to it due to the way the tune is built vs others or how he tuned back when you bought it.
 

TeaBagger2006

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Wesley....you s.o.b. Lol. That was with Mike's tuning back then.....kinda miss it. I couldn't turn down a free autocal from Nick though. I liked how Mike made me whatever stupid tune I wanted. My dsp 5 tunes were lope, smoke , and race tunes..no sissy stuff......
 

WVRigrat05

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My LMM hates that second gear shift, it defuels hard on the big tune when I try to do a burnout, it's only clicked 1st through 3rd a couple times without doing it.

My LLY on the other hand was a burnout King, but the motor and trans got broke in that way, (drinking and break-ins don't mix)
 

andrew24dub

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I've done a couple burnouts in my lbz and I'll be easier on it in manual mode tell I hit third and then get on it and release the brakes. ATP Tunes.
 

WolfLMM

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No probs smoking the tires off with mine.

There is quite a defuel for the 1st to 2nd shift, plus you're not fully on the charger yet at that point so you gotta be aggressive with the skinny pedal.:angel:
 

Dozerboy

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Tunning issue mine did it too until I fixed it. Now I have a full set of planetaries with no teeth that where beat out of my trans with a hammer to remind me about burnouts. Still have to finish off those old tires the right way though.....
 

Burn Down

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Wesley....you s.o.b. Lol. That was with Mike's tuning back then.....kinda miss it. I couldn't turn down a free autocal from Nick though. I liked how Mike made me whatever stupid tune I wanted. My dsp 5 tunes were lope, smoke , and race tunes..no sissy stuff......

Tunning issue mine did it too until I fixed it. Now I have a full set of planetaries with no teeth that where beat out of my trans with a hammer to remind me about burnouts. Still have to finish off those old tires the right way though.....

:rofl:
 

IdahoRob

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I recommend data logging it. I've seen a lot of trucks hit the set rpm limiter doing a 1st to 2nd gear burnout. Basically the lack of load allows the engine rpm to shoot past the limiter which pulls all fuel until it shifts and then starts pulling hard again. Feels like a heavy shift defuel, but really hitting the limiter.

This can be adjusted with ecm/tcm tuning if you want to continue to play like that.