c6 shifting hard into high gear
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supervel45
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Re: c6 shifting hard into high gear
Good move I think. Will be 0.135" wire spring. A good starting point
Gregaust- Posts : 625
Join date : 2009-08-09
Re: c6 shifting hard into high gear
took the car out at the track and on the street. shifts good , hard but not violent . thanks everyone for the input.
wayne
wayne
wayney- Posts : 187
Join date : 2013-02-19
Age : 56
Re: c6 shifting hard into high gear
wayney wrote:Gregaust wrote:I'd be verifying the servo first before going much further . Unmachined and that light spring could sure be the issue. If it is a tie up on the shift it will lead to early band and clutch wear
As I quoted earlier right from the Sonnax instructions. Excess overlap can be felt as a hard shift. The servo is easily removed from the outside. Can also verify then that it is free and can easily return on its own
From memory that valvebody relies on the spring only to return the piston. There is no pressure to help push it off. Jay I think supplies a heavy return spring
For maximum servo apply, start with lightest
spring. If the 2-3 shift has excessive overlap,
switch to the return spring with larger wire diameter.
pulled the servo last night. piston did not come out with spring pressure. took to work, machined to 3.242 put back in with factory spring .13? wire. i will find out friday how it does.
wayne
Glad you got it fixed
supervel45- Posts : 4498
Join date : 2013-09-04
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