After 1 week with the Edge...
After 1 week with the Edge...
I've been running level 2 on my 2005 5.4L Supercab XLT.
I loaded level 2 last Friday and thought I would provide a little feedback so far.
1. Power is much better.
2. Fuel economy is better, but I need to adjust my tire size. I think I'm off by a little bit.
2. Shifting feels better overall. I love the way it shifts accelerating onto the highway from 2-3, and 3-4. Similar feeling on sweeping country roads.
3. Driveability is better on highway, country road, and around town, except it seems that during normal driving, i.e. normal acceleration from a stop, the 1-2 shift comes too high in RPM. It comes around 2500-2700, which I think is too high. This gets annoying in stop and go traffic and driving in neighborhoods with lots of stop signs.
Can the shift point for non-WOT be adjusted?
CJ
I loaded level 2 last Friday and thought I would provide a little feedback so far.
1. Power is much better.
2. Fuel economy is better, but I need to adjust my tire size. I think I'm off by a little bit.
2. Shifting feels better overall. I love the way it shifts accelerating onto the highway from 2-3, and 3-4. Similar feeling on sweeping country roads.
3. Driveability is better on highway, country road, and around town, except it seems that during normal driving, i.e. normal acceleration from a stop, the 1-2 shift comes too high in RPM. It comes around 2500-2700, which I think is too high. This gets annoying in stop and go traffic and driving in neighborhoods with lots of stop signs.
Can the shift point for non-WOT be adjusted?
CJ
Originally Posted by Irish FX4
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Originally Posted by Eastrick
Driveability is better on highway, country road, and around town, except it seems that during normal driving, i.e. normal acceleration from a stop, the 1-2 shift comes too high in RPM. It comes around 2500-2700, which I think is too high. This gets annoying in stop and go traffic and driving in neighborhoods with lots of stop signs.
Can the shift point for non-WOT be adjusted?
CJ
Can the shift point for non-WOT be adjusted?
CJ
Wow that seems kind of high for a standard shift point. I am running level 2 and with normal excel I think it shifts a little under 2000 and if I really baby the throttle it will shift at like 1500 from 1-2 and thats even with the STD shift points raised very slightly....so I would suggest just going into the custom settings and settings the 1-2 STD shift point setting lower and test it out.
I have the same concern about the high rpm when shifting from 1-2. I don't like the stock setting and the level 2 seems a little high for me but some wheres in between would be great. I tried adjusting the std shift point to -1 to have the truck shift a little sooner but when I took it for a test drive the trans seemed as though it was slipping on take off. It would rev up and jerk alittle and then take off. I set is back to the canned level 2 settings and it worked great still had the high rpm though.
Any thoughts
Any thoughts
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I did RTFM but it didn't help.:o
You would think that adjusting the std shift points would just decrease the rpms it shifts at and not case the truck to buck and jerk like it does. Whenever I just use the level 2 settings it works great just the rpm's are a little high.
Any other thoughts
You would think that adjusting the std shift points would just decrease the rpms it shifts at and not case the truck to buck and jerk like it does. Whenever I just use the level 2 settings it works great just the rpm's are a little high.
Any other thoughts
I have noticed the 1-2 shift being a little higher than usual on level 2 and I think it is to help get loads moving while towing. I just compensate by adjusting my driving style a little bit to fit the shift in better. I have never tried level 3 to see if the 1-2 shift is the same there.
Originally Posted by Jeff2005F150
I did RTFM but it didn't help.:o
You would think that adjusting the std shift points would just decrease the rpms it shifts at and not case the truck to buck and jerk like it does. Whenever I just use the level 2 settings it works great just the rpm's are a little high.
Any other thoughts
You would think that adjusting the std shift points would just decrease the rpms it shifts at and not case the truck to buck and jerk like it does. Whenever I just use the level 2 settings it works great just the rpm's are a little high.
Any other thoughts
That was a bug and it was fixed back in October. Download the current firmware and software releases and it will be gone.
Consider yourself lucky, when I had my F150, I had horrible problems with driveability with the Edge ..




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