First Start-up and Final Checks
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LSXcalade Transmission Ultimate Destruction + Biggest Upgrade!
What happens here
After the transmission is fully installed and all connections are secure, the engine is started for the first time with the new components. During the initial start-up, a loud whining noise is heard, which the speaker attributes to the missing charge pipe for the turbocharger. The vehicle's engine is allowed to run briefly to circulate fluids and check for any immediate leaks or abnormal sounds. Final minor tasks such as installing the charge pipe, downpipes, inner fenders, and topping off all fluids (coolant, etc.) are planned for the following day, as the speaker is tired from the extensive work.
Goal: Verify basic functionality of the newly installed transmission and complete remaining assembly tasks.
Tools and materials
- Charge Pipe — Connecting the turbocharger to the intake system (to be installed later)
- Downpipes — Part of the exhaust system (to be installed later)
- Engine Coolant — Topping off cooling system fluids
- Inner Fenders — Protective covers inside the wheel wells (to be installed later)
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