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Old Feb 6, 2007 | 08:44 PM
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Hey Everyone! i wanted to stiffen up my shifts a bit. I was wondering where i could get an adjustable modulator and where under the hood the original is located. My bonni is an '01 ssei. Thanks!
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Old Feb 6, 2007 | 08:58 PM
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you cannot put an adjustable modulator on your car, you will have to have your computer reprogrammed or install a shift kit to firm up your shifts
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Old Feb 6, 2007 | 09:36 PM
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Only 4T60 type transmissions from 87-97 non-supercharged and 91-95 supercharged can do this.

After these years, the 4T65E didn't use a modulator. Shift firmness is controlled internally by springs/valves, and by the PCM only. You need a shift kit and/or a performance PCM for those.
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aww bummer, ill just have to go with the shift kit. Thanks everyone!
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Originally Posted by willwren
Only 4T60 type transmissions from 87-97 non-supercharged and 91-96 supercharged can do this.

After these years, the 4T65E didn't use a modulator. Shift firmness is controlled internally by springs/valves, and by the PCM only. You need a shift kit and/or a performance PCM for those.
Fixed it for ya.
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Originally Posted by Boreas
Originally Posted by willwren
Only 4T60 type transmissions from 87-97 non-supercharged and 91-96 supercharged can do this.

After these years, the 4T65E didn't use a modulator. Shift firmness is controlled internally by springs/valves, and by the PCM only. You need a shift kit and/or a performance PCM for those.
Fixed it for ya.
In the future, don't edit quotes. That'* like putting words in other'* mouths. Quote the person, and post your corrections.

But yes, you are correct. 96 L67 did have the 60.
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