'05 GC won't hit 5th gear/lockup until 75mph..??

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Did you guys give up on the issue? Would like a resolution please.
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Im going to need to find a vehicle to try to reproduce the issue...
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mikel wrote:Im going to need to find a vehicle to try to reproduce the issue...
Is this something that you're pursuing? I'm getting asked almost daily on multiple forums of my opinion of the Intune and if its worth switching to. I can't in my right mind suggest a product that has soo many issues to date. Seems as though I'm not the only one with the 5th gear issue as well. A person with stock size tires on Jeepforum is running 2200+ rpm at 70mph on his '05 GC. Mine runs 2000 at 70 and then drops to 1800+ at 75mph. Something isn't adding up here. Even with the tire size difference accounted for that's off.

Also now that my 30 day money back guarantee has passed and I've invested over $500 into this Tuner and a CMR tune can you just swap me out for either A: another Intune to test with or a Predator with some money back? I need this issue resolved asap please.
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please ask anyone who is reporting htis issue to come here, i cant fix it if we dont know about it ;)

If there is a trend with certain calibrations, it will be easy to see.

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So you avoiding my questions with a blanket statement?
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Is this something that you're pursuing? I'm getting asked almost daily on multiple forums of my opinion of the Intune and if its worth switching to. I can't in my right mind suggest a product that has soo many issues to date. Seems as though I'm not the only one with the 5th gear issue as well. A person with stock size tires on Jeepforum is running 2200+ rpm at 70mph on his '05 GC. Mine runs 2000 at 70 and then drops to 1800+ at 75mph. Something isn't adding up here. Even with the tire size difference accounted for that's off.


My Colorado is bone stock w/5.3l V8, 4l60e tranny, 235/75X16 tires,and a 3.42 rear end. The stock converter locks up at about 1600 rpm and about 60 mph at minimum throttle. If you have a stock converter you must have an awful tall rear end and/or very large tires. What is the rpm at 80? The point of lockup is very noticeable on my truck. It almost feels like it's shifting to a higher gear. If you are running tall gears (3.08 or 2.73) and or large diameter tires, You may need a converter with a lower lockup speed to compensate. It's been quite a while since I messed with after market tranny stuff but the older torque converters depended strictly on mechanical reaction. Minimum throttle locked up at a rather lo0w rpm and lockup under acceleration depended on how much throttle you were using. I don't really know if this would be part of your problem but it would be worth looking in to.
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rlkimmel wrote:Is this something that you're pursuing? I'm getting asked almost daily on multiple forums of my opinion of the Intune and if its worth switching to. I can't in my right mind suggest a product that has soo many issues to date. Seems as though I'm not the only one with the 5th gear issue as well. A person with stock size tires on Jeepforum is running 2200+ rpm at 70mph on his '05 GC. Mine runs 2000 at 70 and then drops to 1800+ at 75mph. Something isn't adding up here. Even with the tire size difference accounted for that's off.


My Colorado is bone stock w/5.3l V8, 4l60e tranny, 235/75X16 tires,and a 3.42 rear end. The stock converter locks up at about 1600 rpm and about 60 mph at minimum throttle. If you have a stock converter you must have an awful tall rear end and/or very large tires. What is the rpm at 80? The point of lockup is very noticeable on my truck. It almost feels like it's shifting to a higher gear. If you are running tall gears (3.08 or 2.73) and or large diameter tires, You may need a converter with a lower lockup speed to compensate. It's been quite a while since I messed with after market tranny stuff but the older torque converters depended strictly on mechanical reaction. Minimum throttle locked up at a rather lo0w rpm and lockup under acceleration depended on how much throttle you were using. I don't really know if this would be part of your problem but it would be worth looking in to.
Nothing to do with it. Stock settings as well as tunes loaded w/the Superchips Flashpaq I had prior and it would lock in 5th gear at 50mph..
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