Servo modulator valve
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Servo modulator valve
I'm installing a Transgo shift kit into my c6. Going by the instructions there supposed a spring in front of the new servo modulator valve. Mine didn't have one but the instructions say to reuse the original spring.
So I guess my question is do I need to replace it with another spring?
I noticed that some of the other brand shift kits use a plug or spacer in place of a spring for that valve.
So I guess my question is do I need to replace it with another spring?
I noticed that some of the other brand shift kits use a plug or spacer in place of a spring for that valve.
rmk57- Posts : 176
Join date : 2010-05-29
Re: Servo modulator valve
You will need a spring or some sort of spacer there to hold that valve inwards and prevent movement. As long as the end plate fits right in
The transgo kits should have the special valve that is just a spool (original has a hole in the centre)
The transgo kits should have the special valve that is just a spool (original has a hole in the centre)
Gregaust- Posts : 625
Join date : 2009-08-09
Re: Servo modulator valve
I found a picture of the valves laid out with all the springs which gave their dimensions. Came in quite handy. I used one a spring from my collection that came the closest to the original one and will try it.
One thing I will say is you and aquartlow know a fair amount about these c6's and have been big help, thanks!
Randy
One thing I will say is you and aquartlow know a fair amount about these c6's and have been big help, thanks!
Randy
rmk57- Posts : 176
Join date : 2010-05-29
Re: Servo modulator valve
Greg has been a great help to me too. No ego , just straight forward help from a pro. Thanks from me too Greg!
gt350hr- Posts : 662
Join date : 2014-08-20
Location : Anaheim , CA
Re: Servo modulator valve
rmk57 wrote:I found a picture of the valves laid out with all the springs which gave their dimensions. Came in quite handy. I used one a spring from my collection that came the closest to the original one and will try it.
One thing I will say is you and aquartlow know a fair amount about these c6's and have been big help, thanks!
Randy
I appreciate the kudos, but undeserved by me. Greg deserves ALL the credit. He has helped me more times than I can count with recommendations, pictures or posting hard to find info that allows an easier understanding of a particular part and/or how it interacts with other internal parts of a C6. Greg's replies are always worthwhile reading, glad he is here to help the C6 crowd
aquartlow- Posts : 169
Join date : 2010-02-05
Age : 56
Location : Summerfield, Fl
Re: Servo modulator valve
Thanks guys , much appreciated . I always try to help out where I can. We must also credit Frank.
The more we all share the more we learn
The more we all share the more we learn
Gregaust- Posts : 625
Join date : 2009-08-09
Re: Servo modulator valve
Gregaust wrote:Thanks guys , much appreciated . I always try to help out where I can. We must also credit Frank.
The more we all share the more we learn
X2^. Many thanks go out to Frank, he has helped me a number of times with my C6 inquiries. I never intended to omit his name from the conversation, his postings, replies and/or supplied C6 info are most definitely credit worthy.
aquartlow- Posts : 169
Join date : 2010-02-05
Age : 56
Location : Summerfield, Fl
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