[SOLVED] Help! No transmission indicator, No Manual gears after transmission swap.

[petethepug]

@NickTransmissions , I hate to say it, but your reputation has kinda preceded you. The forum staff should get you an honorary no cost vendor placement.

You’ve helped so many I can’t keep track anymore. We almost need a template to paste on the thread that requires all the relevant info pre-filled prior to going forward.

 

[swathdiver]

Sorry for your mis-lead and about not giving info on my location I thought my questions would not involve sharing my location, plus I solved the issue by connecting the tcm harness to the control unit then reading the old TCM through Obd2 port using hp tunners then re-writing the Old TCM's file in to the New tcm and everything worked just fine till now, but when idling around 1000 - 1250 rpms on highways I get a little feeling of a slight vibration under my feet, and another concern I got I feel a little power lose is it possible to replace transmission and lose power, when I had the old transmission whenever I floored the gas pedal at around 45Mph I could get the traction control light flashing but now I feel less power.

Did you perform the Adapts function after this? Even so, it takes a few days for the engine and transmission computers to learn so the driving will improve over time.

 

[NickTransmissions]

@NickTransmissions , I hate to say it, but your reputation has kinda preceded you. The forum staff should get you an honorary no cost vendor placement.

You’ve helped so many I can’t keep track anymore. We almost need a template to paste on the thread that requires all the relevant info pre-filled prior to going forward.

Thanks, Michael! Completely agree about the relevant info; I have been trying to come up with a user-friendly template that allows folks to quickly/effectively communicate their questions and requests for help while giving us everything we need to respond with actionable direction/feedback.

Will keep the forum posted on anything I can come up with and would be happy to be a sounding board for anyone else with ideas.