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Old 08-31-2010, 09:32 PM
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Driven, I will let you know...mine will be reprogrammed tomorrow at Dealer. I have 49,200 miles so sneaking this in under original warranty.

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i get this when i am driving in D mode.....however when i change to S mode I dont get them.
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Old 09-27-2010, 07:30 PM
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i get this when i am driving in D mode.....however when i change to S mode I dont get them.
Yep, same here. I don't get the slam on acceleration though. Mine only does it right before the vehicle comes to a stop. DS mode takes care of the issue. I have also heard other report that this happens more frequently after you have been cruising for a while, such as the highway or any roads where speeds are fairly constant for a period of time.
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Old 09-27-2010, 07:59 PM
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I dont get the lurch in S mode either
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Old 09-29-2010, 01:32 AM
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I dont get the lurch in S mode either
I tried this yesterday too and selecting sport made the issue go away. Although I suspect the 2nd to 1st change is just occurring at a slightly higher speed and thus not as noticeable.

I have also found that if try to keep the braking consistent all the way till I stop helps too. Before and what I usually I would do is ease up on the brake right before the car comes to a complete stop to make it as smooth as possible but this just makes the lurch/change down to first way more noticeable.
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Old 09-29-2010, 04:31 AM
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Interesting post guys, though nothing new unfortunately (for me, and others I'm sure!) it just seems to be the same old problem rearing its ugly head

I have the same issues myself with a 2001 4.4 euro (UK) model, the lurching when cold, particularly in 1st, which goes after about a mile, and the (extremely annoying making-it-look-as-though-its-your-crappy-driving) sudden change down into 1st from 2nd when slowing down, say, to round a bend, which ends up putting you and your passengers through the screen!

I have tried the 'tranny reset' as found on this forum (pushing down the accelerator, ignition pos on/off for a certain time etc etc) to no avail.

Could the software update work for a 2001 model? I ask because I can only ever find posts about later models getting the upgrade-working for them or not.. Also, if it is possible how do I go about getting it done? Will it cost me if I don't have a warranty? If so, any idea on price?

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Old 09-29-2010, 05:25 AM
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I did the "REAL" adaptations set up and it did make it change gears better and smoother but took some time and patients! Didnt get rid of the Lurch!
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It has to be a programming issue if switching to DS solves the issue for most people, right?
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It has to be a programming issue if switching to DS solves the issue for most people, right?
I would think so. The SIB describes the exact problems I have. However the dealer want $180 to reprogram the transmission with new software. They claim "It has to be plugged into the computer and programming takes about 4 hours."

Anyone able to shed some light on if new software will actually fix the problem?
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I have a 2001 4.4 with shifting problems..Mine stays in a lower gear, longer before shifting up. At 75mph the Tach.is at about 3500 rpms and then after a bit it WILL up shift. This doesn't act up all the time for every shift though! I was on a 400 mile trip and it only acted up 5-6 times..
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