Doesn't sound too out of the ordinary. Wear characteristics and operation are different when it's cold versus when it's warm, and having more gears gives them more ability to better suit the trans.
9t50 transmission- odd shifting when cold
I have noticed sence my car was new that leave my place in the morning that the shift from 1-2 is very slow. I was check it out today shifting it manually that when the transmission is cold it skips 2 and goes right to third. After 3 miles of driving it shifts normally from a stop. Has anyone else noticed this?
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Many transmissions will operate in a mode on startup that helps bring the transmission fluid up to a good operating temp sooner rather than later. Changing shift points and not going into lockup as quickly, etc. My guess is that this is what you are experiencing...
jeff
jeff
The 6T's shift a little differently when cold as well.
To add to what's been said, the skip-shift logic was mentioned in GM's press documentation about the transmission. It won't always use every gear.
To add to what's been said, the skip-shift logic was mentioned in GM's press documentation about the transmission. It won't always use every gear.
Mine does that as wll, almost like slipping a manual clutch. I also get a jumpy 2-3 shift, but only first thing out in the morning. Kind of like the tranny is not sure that it should shift, but then does it very quickly.
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