Just go to radio shack and get you two switches and some wire and you can build your own lockup switch. I do like how we are able to do it in tuning now but it doesn't seem reliable yet like a lockup switch
How do you do this?
Just go to radio shack and get you two switches and some wire and you can build your own lockup switch. I do like how we are able to do it in tuning now but it doesn't seem reliable yet like a lockup switch
Just go to radio shack and get you two switches and some wire and you can build your own lockup switch. I do like how we are able to do it in tuning now but it doesn't seem reliable yet like a lockup switch
it works fine, just cause your not doing something right in the tune doesnt mean its not "reliable" . the switches also cause codes to come up and can burn out the solenoid down the road
There is only three tables... One is enable/disable, other two are TCC slip... I'm pretty sure I can't screw that up. Maybe I just have to much POWA that it won't work through the tuning. Haha
There is only three tables... One is enable/disable, other two are TCC slip... I'm pretty sure I can't screw that up. Maybe I just have to much POWA that it won't work through the tuning. Haha
There's only three NEW tables with this update but there's a dozen or more tables that control TCC lock. After you disable the TCC slip inhibited lock you still have to correctly tune it to lock when desired. Just like all tuning it usually takes a few attempts to get the controller to do what you want it to. Trail & error before success.
Famous last words, right before you break something :roflmao:All I did was disable it. Seems to works just dandy in my truck. But now you have me thinking....I may want to go back in and tweak it too see if im missing out on anymore awesomeness.
Famous last words, right before you break something :roflmao:
yup. and if it locks my 800hp 7800lbs truck every time, it will do the same for high hp, lower weight trucks.
I call big spoon :woott:Come over and we will go for a ride lol