Servo swap
#1
Servo swap
I tried the search option, but nothing much is showing for H3.
( Maybe my cell phone browser sux).
Any thoughts on this? The Billet or Vette servo swap? I have 2007 H3 Adventurer - auto. I see lots of info on the 355 sites, but not much here on the Hummer side. Is there a disadvantage for H3 vs Colorado, Denali?
As always thanks for your time.
( Maybe my cell phone browser sux).
Any thoughts on this? The Billet or Vette servo swap? I have 2007 H3 Adventurer - auto. I see lots of info on the 355 sites, but not much here on the Hummer side. Is there a disadvantage for H3 vs Colorado, Denali?
As always thanks for your time.
#3
Trans for firmer shift 1-2, can also go firmer 3-4 from what is being said about it . Better towing ability, cheap easy swap. ( If you believe everything you read on the internet ) .
seems to be something popular on the 355 sites, but not much about with the H3's.
Just curious if anybody has done it and if it really makes a difference ? 06-10' H3 are listed as compatable by one vendor who sells it for about $20.
seems to be something popular on the 355 sites, but not much about with the H3's.
Just curious if anybody has done it and if it really makes a difference ? 06-10' H3 are listed as compatable by one vendor who sells it for about $20.
#4
I tried the search option, but nothing much is showing for H3.
( Maybe my cell phone browser sux).
Any thoughts on this? The Billet or Vette servo swap? I have 2007 H3 Adventurer - auto. I see lots of info on the 355 sites, but not much here on the Hummer side. Is there a disadvantage for H3 vs Colorado, Denali?
As always thanks for your time.
( Maybe my cell phone browser sux).
Any thoughts on this? The Billet or Vette servo swap? I have 2007 H3 Adventurer - auto. I see lots of info on the 355 sites, but not much here on the Hummer side. Is there a disadvantage for H3 vs Colorado, Denali?
As always thanks for your time.
#5
Thank you. Other one looks to be better built, but the Vette option seems to be the consensus . Thanks man appreciate it.
#6
Thought that was what you were talking about, just making sure.
I think you would be better off by getting a PCM Tune, you can select exactly how you want the shifts to be, where the kick down is etc, and a bunch more. If you are planning on getting a tune, forget the servo.
2006-07 Transmissions are controlled by the PCM.
2008+ have a separate Transmission Control Module. When you mail order a tune for them, you also send in the TCM with the PCM.
Then you can tune total performance, not just shift points.
You can also go with a Hypertech for 3.7Ls, or Superchips for V8s, type tuner and change Trans settings on the fly (2008+ trucks).
I think you would be better off by getting a PCM Tune, you can select exactly how you want the shifts to be, where the kick down is etc, and a bunch more. If you are planning on getting a tune, forget the servo.
2006-07 Transmissions are controlled by the PCM.
2008+ have a separate Transmission Control Module. When you mail order a tune for them, you also send in the TCM with the PCM.
Then you can tune total performance, not just shift points.
You can also go with a Hypertech for 3.7Ls, or Superchips for V8s, type tuner and change Trans settings on the fly (2008+ trucks).
#7
Thought that was what you were talking about, just making sure.
I think you would be better off by getting a PCM Tune, you can select exactly how you want the shifts to be, where the kick down is etc, and a bunch more. If you are planning on getting a tune, forget the servo.
2006-07 Transmissions are controlled by the PCM.
2008+ have a separate Transmission Control Module. When you mail order a tune for them, you also send in the TCM with the PCM.
Then you can tune total performance, not just shift points.
You can also go with a Hypertech for 3.7Ls, or Superchips for V8s, type tuner and change Trans settings on the fly (2008+ trucks).
I think you would be better off by getting a PCM Tune, you can select exactly how you want the shifts to be, where the kick down is etc, and a bunch more. If you are planning on getting a tune, forget the servo.
2006-07 Transmissions are controlled by the PCM.
2008+ have a separate Transmission Control Module. When you mail order a tune for them, you also send in the TCM with the PCM.
Then you can tune total performance, not just shift points.
You can also go with a Hypertech for 3.7Ls, or Superchips for V8s, type tuner and change Trans settings on the fly (2008+ trucks).
I have read and heard good things about exactly what Ordieh has said on the corvette servos and metal accumulator for 1-2. The 4L60e should already have metal accumulator for the 3-4.
CBphoto had this done during the rebuild of his trans and it shifts crisp, not sluggish (OEM) or violent (shift kit).
The addition of a trans pan with a drain bung welded in too. These will be upcoming upgrades once my warranty expires in May 2018!
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