tc lockup switch wiring ?
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tried to wire up a tc lockup switch today and when i engage it (introduce ground) it blows the trans fuse. jumped out the trans relay and tapped off of it to a switch going to ground. i have a pdf showing to tap the orange and black wire coming out of the b11 but thought the jumper would be an ok place to do it. my ? is does the tap to the switch have to be in a particular place to not blow the trans fuse.
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take out the trans relay and theres like 2 prongs parrellel and 3 others in parallel did u put the jumper wire going from one to the other in the 2 prong holes that are in parrellel?
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yea i did the 2 prongs and did a continuity test to make sure it was right(from the b11 to the prongs at the distribution box) but when i hit the switch the fuse blows and im stuck in 3rd w/no lockup
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http://www.tstproducts.com/Torque%20...p%20Switch.pdf
look at this one |
thats the same on i have. does the lead going to the switch have to be tapped in by the plug in the firewall
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jumped out the trans relay and tapped off of it to a switch going to ground does the lead going to the switch have to be tapped in by the plug in the firewall |
i was tapping off of the jumper that replaced the relay. running that tap to a switch that when engaged goes to ground to ground the curcuit
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Oh my! Take that out asap! The jumper is to keep power at the transmission solenoids. The switch should control the ground of that solenoid. The orange/black wire is the grounding wire for the lockup solenoid. Instead of the PCM controlling the ground, you are with the switch. Does that make sense?
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wow thanks i thought the orange black wire was controling the relay. definatley miss read that going to fix it now.
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Now, you want to get into how to make a switch light up when you've only completed a circuit to ground? Not much tougher. Just need a relay and power from somewhere to run it.
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