03-17-2018, 02:46 PM | #1 |
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F30 N55 8HP shift calibration
I recently picked up a new-to-me 2012 335i with the 8 speed auto.
The auto trans is the best I've ever felt, and blows away the GM 6L45 my e90 328i had. I had a question for you guys. I notice when accelerating moderately from a stand still, this trans seems to reduce power between shifts, noticeably. I'm assuming this is done to extend the life of the clutches in the trans? I drove a 2018 330i which I assume has the same trans, however I did not notice this reduction in power during shifts, it was more a smooth constant power delivery, with greater clutch slip. It felt more like a traditional trans. Did anyone else notice this minor variation in shift calibration? Perhaps it's a 4cyl vs 6cyl shift calibration, due to torque differences?? |
03-18-2018, 12:02 PM | #2 | |
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What mode was this in? Not sure what you mean by that feeling, but I sometimes feel I bit of a "limit" effect when in comfort, but not really in sport+. I remember when working on my current map, the TCU was suspected to be limiting my boost levels in third gear.
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I thought pre-lci has the 8HP45, and some of the lci's have 8HP50, both from ZF. I never said the shifting characteristics of my car were a problem, I just noticed they were definitely different from the 2018 328i I drove. |
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Yea, it'll feel a bit different lol.
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