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Strange TCU behavior

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    Strange TCU behavior

    I got in the habit of slowly backing off or releasing on the gas pedal @ 2500 RPM and the gears would shift one up. If I hold on the gas pedal and let the TCU shift the gears, the rpm will rev high then shift.

    At some point my TCU failed and I replaced it.

    Afterwards, I have been driving with another TCU that matches my previous one. I am still releasing the pedal sometimes at 2500 RPM.

    Will this cause damage to TCU?

    Thanks!
    92 DX Sedan - Auto
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    Originally posted by Qiko View Post
    Will this cause damage to TCU?
    No


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      Thank you sir!
      92 DX Sedan - Auto

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