XG300L Transmission

Discussion in 'Hyundai Grandeur / Azera / XG' started by Prefered Customer, Oct 16, 2003.

  1. My gas mileage has never been great or terrible, just a bit
    disappointing. I did notice, however, that the RPM's at 70 MPH are
    lower than at 60 MPH. It was my understanding that the torque
    converter locked up at ~35 MPH. Is there a sixth gear (overdrive)
    beyond fifth and torque converter lock up. The dealer say that the
    computer indicates the transmission is shifting as desired. But I
    still wonder about the drop in RPM between 60 and 70. Fred

    Fred, W8OY
     
    Prefered Customer, Oct 16, 2003
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    BillyGoat Guest

    That's pretty weird!. The TC can lock up as low as 35-40, but it depends on
    throttle and terrain. If it does that on cruise control and reasonable
    level road, take it back to the dealer and demonstrate it to him.
    bill
     
    BillyGoat, Oct 16, 2003
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    theta00k Guest

    http://www.hmaservice.com/webtech/iindex.asp?id=8161#_8161
     
    theta00k, Oct 16, 2003
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    BillyGoat Guest

    Good research, but it doesn't cover his car. Is there an update?
    bill
     
    BillyGoat, Oct 16, 2003
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  5. Won't do the trick. Every time I level off at 60 MPH the RPM is 2.2K.
    And when I level off at 70, it's 2.05K. Absolutely repeatable at
    ~65MPH. Transmission tech at dealer did not address the issue except:
    "I put car on computer, drove the car and computer says the
    transmission is exactly right." And, of course, if a computer says it
    right, no amount of experience to the contrary seems to make any
    impression at all.

    Fred, W8OY
     
    Prefered Customer, Oct 17, 2003
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    seahorse25 Guest

    Could also be the tach, eh? Or the ECM (or PCM) or whatever
    unit passes the signal to the tach.

    S25
     
    seahorse25, Oct 17, 2003
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