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Old June 14th, 2008, 09:48 AM
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How to increase Line Pressure

Hi I have to increase the line pressure about 10 psi. I have the pan off. Is this something i can do without dropping the valve body? Thanks alot!! my # is 516-356-6238 if you'de rather explain it over the phone. Thanks alot!!
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You can partially block the 1-2 accum feed with a plug .. I blocked mine fully , because I like the harder shifts. But I'm sure a tranny expert has I better way and will chime in to help.. I'm right in . L.I. too...

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Hi I have to increase the line pressure about 10 psi. I have the pan off. Is this something i can do without dropping the valve body? Thanks alot!! my # is 516-356-6238 if you'de rather explain it over the phone. Thanks alot!!
Why 10 psi? Use larger boost valves and a stiffer regulator spring.
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??? That does not raise line pressure. That eliminates 1-2 accumulation only. Line is from boost valve, pressure reg spring.. pressure control system.


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