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Still shifting heavy, mostly from first and second, but I also found it on deceleration. Exiting the freeway this evening, it banged down the top three gears pretty hard and fast under moderate/heavy braking.

 

After driving home with the stock tune and then reloading the 93 agg, this truck is night and day. Aside from the shifting issue and if that hose can hold, I'm very happy (again). :)

 

Emailing LMS now about the shifting issue. Will update with the resolution. I will also ask about those codes it was throwing...when I reconnected the tuner this afternoon, there were no DTC's. I may try hooking up the tuner tomorrow (depending on what LMS wants to do) to see if those codes come up again with the 93 agg tune. Clearly the codes had nothing to do with the renegade, fun-killing hose.

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I can take the harsh feeling, in tune with the road ride this Edge Sport gives me, but the hard shifts are something I can't handle.

 

How long have you had the tune?

 

 

About a month or so.

 

Side note, where in Michigan are you located? I live in Grand Rapids. :)

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UPDATE: I received a thorough response from Anthony at LMS. All is good, I will keep the tunes (and hard shifts) I have. You guys have been a great help in advising me and I greatly appreciate your assistance, especially WWWPerfA_ZN0W and 037. :thumbsup::rockon:

 

Excerpt from the email with regards to the DTC's I encountered -

 

"...flashing the vehicle will cause interruptions in power / communication between some of the computer systems in your vehicle while it's loading the file. This is one of the reasons why we suggest to flash the vehicle back to stock and then disconnect the battery cable afterwards to clear any residual memory before taking the vehicle in for service / maintenance. Doing so will ensure that you wouldn't have any DTC codes leaving a bread crumb trail towards having a tune if the customer's concerned with the service center / dealer asking questions."

 

Keep in mind, I have never used a programmer/calibrator so this is all new (noob :noobie: ) to me.

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