What should br the OD rpms be at 70 mpr on my 2004 chevy tahoe 4x4?

Asked by johnw44 Jan 07, 2016 at 08:24 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe LS 4WD

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At 70 mph my chevy Tahoe 2004 4x4 is tacking 2300 rpms. Is this proper or is my OD not working?

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F_O_R answered 8 years ago

Check your build sheet to see what the final drive ratio is.

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Andrew answered 8 years ago

I feel 2300 is acceptable. Count your gear shifts, there will be 4 gears (that means 3 changes). And there is torque converter lockup that happens after 45mph with low throttle. It can feel like a shift. Like they said though, looking up your build sheet or RPO codes will tell you your gear ratio. 3.08's will act very differently than 3.73's

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Angela answered 5 years ago

So what I'm getting at it's at 2-21/2 at 60-70 mph. That ok?

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Guru99KXDY answered 3 years ago

I have a 2004 Tahoe Z 71 with 373 gears and the 2000 RPMs exactly my MPH 70 Verified with the GPS on cell phone. Hope it helps , Chevy Rules !

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