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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Big_Roger on 22 December 2007, 20:28:45
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02 Omega Estate 3.2
Does anyone know at what speed the torque converter lock up clutch should operate at please?
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02 Omega Estate 3.2
Does anyone know at what speed the torque converter lock up clutch should operate at please?
In forth, about 50 ish if cruising. Normally with a bit of a thud if you have old software on the gearbox ecu.
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Mine locks up at about 45 in 4th.
Kevin
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Mine locks up at about 45 in 4th.
Kevin
Depends how much you are accelerating at the time. 45/46 is about the minimum, but as said it depends on how you are accelerating and engine load....
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I can get mine to lock-up at 40.
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I can get mine to lock-up at 40.
I guess the diff ratio is probably a bit shorter? I suppose the gearbox mapping will be engine-specific too :-/
Kevin
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I can get mine to lock-up at 40.
I guess the diff ratio is probably a bit shorter? I suppose the gearbox mapping will be engine-specific too :-/
Kevin
This ratio though never changing in the diff or gearbox can be affected by tyre size... are your wheels and tyres standard?
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I can get mine to lock-up at 40.
You haven't got a proper engine....
Besides, as you never go above 45, yours never gets in to 4th gear ;)
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Mine locks up whenever I select the gear and raise the clutch pedal ;D
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I can get mine to lock-up at 40.
You haven't got a proper engine....
Besides, as you never go above 45, yours never gets in to 4th gear ;)
Watch it >:( Don't forget I've got a certain photograph...... ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D
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I can get mine to lock-up at 40.
You haven't got a proper engine....
Besides, as you never go above 45, yours never gets in to 4th gear ;)
Watch it >:( Don't forget I've got a certain photograph...... ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D
nor does it see the inside or outside lane of a motorway :P
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I have seen mine lock up in low 40s once
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Many thanks for all your replies folks.
I didn't really think I had a problem, now I know I don't
Cheers