D.R.Davis
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It’s a 2018 JL Wrangler with a 3.6 L and the eight speedautomatic transmission
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A couple guesses, the more performance oriented tuner used could be changing shift points and shift times like a “sport mode”. … also unless it’s changed the dealer can’t recalibrate for gears and tires. At a cost you could set it back to stock and use a Tazer, j-scan, or other.So as of now, it will go through all the gears to sixth gear kind of winds out in six gear at a 50 miles an hour. It takes a while to shift into seventh say it around 60.
at times say I’m going down an incline it will go through all the gears quickly to 7th once I start going uphill it starts down shifting to sixth and stays there
When I am slowing down, I can feel the downshifts at times it can feel pretty aggressive Like it’s being really hard on the transmission
No it will motSo, with no tuner connected or ecm flash, you can't drive it and get into high gear at say 65mph?
Personal thought: 4.88 seems marginally appropriate for 35s. 4.10 works very very well.I think I screwed my jeep up. I had it re-geared to 488 gears I run 35 inch
Nitto Ridge grappler the people who re-geared it had me use Flashcal F5 to tune it. I have reset it multiple times and I either have very aggressive down shifts or I can’t even hit eighth gear. I have a 4 inch lift I have no idea what to do
3.45 is the only way to go, and you will be amazed at how it performs on 37sDo you think that I may have selected the wrong gear ratio for my tires? Maybe I should’ve went with 456 instead of 488
Sarcasm, right? Hopefully?3.45 is the only way to go, and you will be amazed at how it performs on 37s
Take it back, tell em you want numerically lowest ratio possible
FlashCal, not ProCal.I can't believe AEV charges $225 for the limited things that the ProCal does. I just wasted 20 minutes reading this thread and their manual. I was going to ask the OP if he was actually changing the GEAR RATIO and not trying to do something with the transmission relearn (that you can get to with JScan, etc) or some other setting/parameter....but ProCal doesn't do squat! Tire Size, Axle Ratio, Transfer Case ratio, TPMS, clear codes and a factory reset......that's it.
Personally, I would return the ProCal and get the JScan app on your phone, approved gateway bypass cable and OBDII Bluetooth dongle. A hell of a lot more useful and not tied to just one vehicle. It shows you the actual current values for any setting. I have used it for clearing code, trouble shooting, tire size, TC, axle gearing, fog lights, LED lights, ABS brake bleed, stereo/HVAC upgrade and on and on.
You can use Torque app with the BT dongle for other vehicles to see/clear codes, etc. Ford Trucks have Forscan and other makes have other software that use the OBDII BT dongle for connection.