TAPS question - EFI Live

[coker6303]

I love the way my truck shifts (smooth and tight) after I have been towing a heavy load for several hundred miles straight. Is there a way to view what the TAPS have learned and what the current setting is? I would love to have the truck shift like this all the time but it works its way out after driving with no load and goes back to soft shifts.

 

[Cougar281]

You can view the TAP cell values in the scan tool (Calibration -> Allison Transmission adapt cells or Shift + Ctrl + F4), but AFAIK, there's no way to program them back in seperately, so viewing them is more or less useless IMO.

 

[coker6303]

Thats what I thought, just making sure. What exactly is the TAPS number controlling? Shift times? Pressure?

 

[Mike L.]

Thats what I thought, just making sure. What exactly is the TAPS number controlling? Shift times? Pressure?

they are target pressures.

 

[coker6303]

thanks!

 

[SIKDMAX]

Theres a way to view them and copy them back in.... remember we learned this in last class Mike? We told you EFI LIVE would be useful! :happy2::spit:

 

[Mike L.]

Theres a way to view them and copy them back in.... remember we learned this in last class Mike? We told you EFI LIVE would be useful! :happy2::spit:

Didn't work on my truck. It learned back down.

 

[RPM Motorsports]

Wonder if EFI can be made to lock out the adaptive learn process?

 

[Turbo Buick 6]

Wonder if Can EFI be made to lock out the adaptive learn process?

It will......on 06s at least

 

[S Phinney]

Have you tuned your tranny yet? That can make a huge difference in how it shifts.

 

[RPM Motorsports]

I have several trans tunes, but I dont want it to learn soft shifts, when my race tune is in the truck for a long time.

 

[Mike L.]

Have you tuned your tranny yet? That can make a huge difference in how it shifts.

Tell me exactly how the Alli works. Then tell me how you tuned it. Bet you tuned it for firm shifts.

 

[coker6303]

which table locks out the adaptive TAPS? I would think that once it is shifting crisp and tight then you could lock out the adaptive learning and its game on (as long as you don't change tunes). right or wrong?