Stg 1 problem, possibly on/off switch?
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Stg 1 problem, possibly on/off switch?
I took me box off to have the tranny mount thingy fixed.
Hooked up the box and got a CE light. Can't get past 3k, car sputters up to there.
Tried switching to the off position... same thing.
Car works just fine without the CZ box.
Each time installing/uninstalling, power disconnected, brakes for a min with headlights/horn.
So I'm thinking either a switch or a connection inside.
Took it apart, there's 6 wires to the switch, and I don't now what to test.
Can anyone help me so I can maybe wire up the switch wires for testing? Got a track day in the AM and some extra umph would be great!
Hooked up the box and got a CE light. Can't get past 3k, car sputters up to there.
Tried switching to the off position... same thing.
Car works just fine without the CZ box.
Each time installing/uninstalling, power disconnected, brakes for a min with headlights/horn.
So I'm thinking either a switch or a connection inside.
Took it apart, there's 6 wires to the switch, and I don't now what to test.
Can anyone help me so I can maybe wire up the switch wires for testing? Got a track day in the AM and some extra umph would be great!
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The switch looks like a normal two-pole switch...
The six connectors:
1 2 3
4 5 6
In one position, 1 & 2 are connected and 4 & 5 are connected
In the other posision, 2 & 3 are connected and 5 & 6 are connected
You could use an ohm meter to verify if the switch is working correctly or not...
The six connectors:
1 2 3
4 5 6
In one position, 1 & 2 are connected and 4 & 5 are connected
In the other posision, 2 & 3 are connected and 5 & 6 are connected
You could use an ohm meter to verify if the switch is working correctly or not...
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That was it. Connectors are a big pita to get out. After soldering and putting the connector back in, found out that a little bit of solder trickled down into the opening..... Worked with it a little.... wire broke again!
Just a tip Maurice, copper wires bend and forgive a little more than the silver stuff!
Thanks for the pinout, never needed it but someone else might need it someday!
I'm back and ready for tomorrow!
Just a tip Maurice, copper wires bend and forgive a little more than the silver stuff!
Thanks for the pinout, never needed it but someone else might need it someday!
I'm back and ready for tomorrow!
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