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#41
02-26-2015, 12:35 PM
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1st of all computers don't have feelings.
2nd the "tcc" code, code 37** says torque converter clutch (tcc) solenoid circuit open or shorted.... which implies that the code comes on when there's ether a short or break in the circuit... so running a wire connecting the circuit would turn code off.
3rd if the pcm expects an rpm drop, ether tell me what code would pop up and how. or post up a programming diagram for the pcm, because i don't know were your getting your information from
2nd the "tcc" code, code 37** says torque converter clutch (tcc) solenoid circuit open or shorted.... which implies that the code comes on when there's ether a short or break in the circuit... so running a wire connecting the circuit would turn code off.
3rd if the pcm expects an rpm drop, ether tell me what code would pop up and how. or post up a programming diagram for the pcm, because i don't know were your getting your information from
#42
02-26-2015, 05:22 PM
#44
02-26-2015, 06:26 PM
1st of all computers don't have feelings.
2nd the "tcc" code, code 37** says torque converter clutch (tcc) solenoid circuit open or shorted.... which implies that the code comes on when there's ether a short or break in the circuit... so running a wire connecting the circuit would turn code off.
3rd if the pcm expects an rpm drop, ether tell me what code would pop up and how. or post up a programming diagram for the pcm, because i don't know were your getting your information from
2nd the "tcc" code, code 37** says torque converter clutch (tcc) solenoid circuit open or shorted.... which implies that the code comes on when there's ether a short or break in the circuit... so running a wire connecting the circuit would turn code off.
3rd if the pcm expects an rpm drop, ether tell me what code would pop up and how. or post up a programming diagram for the pcm, because i don't know were your getting your information from
2. Correct.
3. Looking at your sig, you have a 94, thus, you are indeed correct. I am unsure if that will set a code outside the two conditions stated. (the OBDII fellers have a code for it.....)