mt6 question
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RE: mt6 question
Is it Manual Transmission 6-Speed? This would be my guess. GM designates their transmissions this way, e.g., A4 = automatic/4-speed and M6 = manual/6-speed.
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RE: mt6 question
ORIGINAL: mrbadlands
I haven't been around HD for a long time, but I have only seen the term MT6 in one place.
MT6 is the default filename extension of a SERT map
Mrbadlands
I haven't been around HD for a long time, but I have only seen the term MT6 in one place.
MT6 is the default filename extension of a SERT map
Mrbadlands
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RE: mt6 question
while MT could stand for "manual transmission", I doubt that the 6 part of it has anything to do with 6 speed. Earlier versions of the SERT software read MT2 and MT5 files. You can check this by opening your SERT software and choose File->Load Tuning File. When the file open dialog box comes up then drop down the box that says "Files of Type".
I would suggest that the number probably has more to do with format changes of how the calibration file is stored as the software became more sophisticated.
I would suggest that the number probably has more to do with format changes of how the calibration file is stored as the software became more sophisticated.
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