Which parameter governs the speed points where shifts occur?

Which parameter governs the speed points where shifts occur?

• A. Auto Shift Speed
• B. Shift Points
• C. VSS
• D. Shift Speed

Answer: (D)

Shifts triggered by how fast the car is moving are controlled by the speed-based setting. The parameter that defines the actual speeds at which each gear changes is Shift Speed. It sets the vehicle-speed thresholds for upshifts, allowing you to tailor when the transmission shifts during acceleration. For example, if you want the car to upshift around a certain speed, you adjust Shift Speed to that range. Shift Points is typically the RPM-based trigger, which is a different mechanism for shifting. Auto Shift Speed governs general automatic-shift behavior, and VSS is the vehicle speed sensor data input, not the specific speed thresholds for each shift.

Shifts triggered by how fast the car is moving are controlled by the speed-based setting. The parameter that defines the actual speeds at which each gear changes is Shift Speed. It sets the vehicle-speed thresholds for upshifts, allowing you to tailor when the transmission shifts during acceleration. For example, if you want the car to upshift around a certain speed, you adjust Shift Speed to that range. Shift Points is typically the RPM-based trigger, which is a different mechanism for shifting. Auto Shift Speed governs general automatic-shift behavior, and VSS is the vehicle speed sensor data input, not the specific speed thresholds for each shift.