Well, I modified the shift tables, time and pressures and it's shifting much better now. Nice firm quick shifts, but not so hard it chirps the tires. On to MAF tuning next.

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Ok, I turned off the EGR with the HPtuner, and it actually worked. I dropped almost all the knock I was seeing at part throttle. My next trick is to redo the tranny shift parameters. I have a DHP PCM that I really like the way it shifts, so I'm going to copy the shift tables over to my current PCM. More to come.

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Here it is, another beautiful day in downtown Nowhere. I swapped my old DHP1.0 PCM into my Regal in hopes of seeing if the PCM was bad somehow...no such luck. I even did a case learn on it(I'm getting pretty good at doing those now). I was seeing knock pretty much the entire time I have any throttle applied, up until I go over 60 MPH, then it goes away. The LTFT's were pretty wacked on that PCM too, as it was ~-10 or higher most of the time, and I didn't have time to fool with...

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Well, the case learn, other than smoothing the idle a bit, didn't do a thing about the part throttle knock. I swapped PCM's and am going to try it again.

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Got the HPtuner, and the first thing I did was a case learn. Man, that took a bit of time, I guess I'm too impatient to thoroughly read directions and just jumped into it. If you haven't seen the HP software, there's a begin button, then it tells you to increase RPM's. I tried it about a dozen times, it would either almost immediately tell me the RPM's were too high, or wait till it hit the rev limiter. I finally figured out to quickly let off the throttle once it hit the limiter. Then it doesn't...

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