It's a lot harder than that. The converter solenoid is PWM so you need a generator to create the pulse. Then you need a way to ramp that pulse up so lockup isn't extremely harsh. AND THEN you need a fooler circuit that feeds back to the TCM making it think the solenoid is still there and doing what the TCM wants it to do.
So, sorta complex, yet I feel, simple setup that could be made. But I've never built one. Maybe Ben will chime in
From what I've read yes
chris some guy just figured out how to over come that and should be available very soonYou read wrong. You can command it all you want with EFILive, but the Alli will still unlock the TCC when it sees too much power. Been there, done that
chris some guy just figured out how to over come that and should be available very soon
chris some guy just figured out how to over come that and should be available very soon
chris some guy just figured out how to over come that and should be available very soon
You read wrong. You can command it all you want with EFILive, but the Alli will still unlock the TCC when it sees too much power. Been there, done that.
You read wrong. You can command it all you want with EFILive, but the Alli will still unlock the TCC when it sees too much power. Been there, done that.
chris some guy just figured out how to over come that and should be available very soon
Go check out the efilive forum. There is a article about it.
I've ran a ghetto on off switch before. Never did any damage that I could tell. But it can't be good for it
wow benny boy might be outa buisness soon haha
I've ran a ghetto on off switch before. Never did any damage that I could tell. But it can't be good for it