convertor lockup Q
#1
convertor lockup Q
My FSM says the convertor only locks up in O/D. Why not in 3rd as well, like it does in OD-OFF mode?
Would it be possible to add in a SPDT switch to switch between the factory wire and a manual trigger wire? I assume the solenoid locks up when 12V is applied? What color is the wire of interest?
Would it be possible to add in a SPDT switch to switch between the factory wire and a manual trigger wire? I assume the solenoid locks up when 12V is applied? What color is the wire of interest?
#2
#3
#4
#5
you have to tap into the b11 wire on the computer harness. if your looking at the computer from the drivers side its the left connecter. the b11 wire is orange with a black stripe. splice into that wire. run that wire to a switch and then ground the switch. it will lock up in any gear
I don't see a B11 coming out of the PCM in my haynes? The wire that haynes says or o/b is C2-11.
edit- found this http://www.tstproducts.com/Torque%20...p%20Switch.pdf
What I was plannign to do, was install a 5 pin relay, with the factory wire on 1 pin, the TCC solenoid on common, and ground on the 2nd pin. That way when I energize the coil, it locks up, when I don't energize it, it's in factory mode. Or will this make the computer throw an error? I was hoping to do it at the transmission end, that way it would be after all the electronics, and only control the solenoid directly.
I could probably use a DPDT relay, so that when I energize the coil, the solenoid is grounded and the factory wire goes to a dummy load (like a light) to keep the computer happy, otherwise the factory wire goes to the solenoid.
Last edited by magnethead; 12-11-2010 at 04:30 PM.
#6