Subject: Flash: SRT8 - Delayed Or Rough 1-2 shift at Wide Open Throttle After Kickdown
Overview: This bulletin involves selectively erasing and reprogramming the Transmission Control Module (TCM) with new software.
Models: ALL 2005-2006 SRT8 models of the 300C, Charger, Magnum and Grand Cherokee (North America and International Markets).
Symptom/Condition: The customer may experience a delayed 1-2 shift at wide open throttle after a kickdown. This is often referred to as a harsh or jerky shift which is the result of the engine reaching the maximum engine speed fuel cut off prior to the transmission shifting.
Note: This flash will also change the strategy for the ?Autostick? feature. This version will allow the transmission to upshift when the maximum engine speed is reached. The previous version would not allow the upshift unless the driver selected the next gear. Once the flash is performed, all of the changes are permanent and cannot be reversed.
Can you tell us what are the technical/logic changes to transmission behavior in the SRT-8's with this new TSB?
For example: ESP ON - will this now force a shift at 3200 if wheel spin is detected? Will it force a shift with ESP off if wheelspin is detected?
In Drive mode, what rpm will shifts happen under WOT? Is it different if in paddle mode (1-2-3-4-5)?
What changes cause the firmer-feeling shifts? Is torque management logic changed? If so, what changes?
Hi i would like to know why i have a terrible up shift problem with the new TCM flash is the car spins it will force the up shift at 3200 rpms evertime it goes into second and Bogs down...It never did this before i had the Flash...the autostick works fines i have no more shift hesitation but WOW the upshift is terrible when you break the tires loose in 1st gear the car is a sled now What can be done to fix this problem Please help........
Given that the Drifting Charger has the 392 in it and a 6 speed, what are you all using for an PCM on that motor ? The Crate Stand Alone or something else ? Can you give up any more details on how the engine is set up ?
Also wondering about racing parts for these new hemi engines. Is there an active program for producing Racing HD parts for the 5.7 / 6.1 based motors.
Given that the Drifting Charger has the 392 in it and a 6 speed, what are you all using for an PCM on that motor ? The Crate Stand Alone or something else ? Can you give up any more details on how the engine is set up ?
Also wondering about racing parts for these new hemi engines. Is there an active program for producing Racing HD parts for the 5.7 / 6.1 based motors.
Thanks
-Robert
It has the new Mopar ECM. It's now shipping with the 392 crate engine and should be available as a stand alone shortly.
Reading up in the Factory 2006 LX Service Manual. I notice that the transmission Temperature is monitored. With a software change would it be possible to display this reading in the EVIC. Even if only in the "Engineering Mode". I mean we can monitor our left and right gas tanks and our auto headlamp light sensors.
Knowing what my tranny temp is when I am on a road race course would be a very nice addition. My car is a 2007 Magnum SRT8.
thanks
Last edited by grey lupus : 02-21-2007 at 05:25 PM.
OK it does it in any ESP mode off or on if it breaks the tires or spins it will force the upshift at like 3200 RPM's i have done it everytime i tired to take off Hard it does this since the new TCM.....Hope you have one SRT there that does this..some do some dont......
Given that the Drifting Charger has the 392 in it and a 6 speed, what are you all using for an PCM on that motor ? The Crate Stand Alone or something else ? Can you give up any more details on how the engine is set up ?
Also wondering about racing parts for these new hemi engines. Is there an active program for producing Racing HD parts for the 5.7 / 6.1 based motors.
Thanks
-Robert
It has the new Mopar ECM. It's now shipping with the 392 crate engine and should be available as a stand alone shortly.
As for thr racing parts, we're working on some stuff ......
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