Reverse-light-switch from FB work in an FC (S4)? And NY inspection question...
05-20-04, 01:19 PM
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Reverse-light-switch from FB work in an FC (S4)? And NY inspection question...
The wire broke off of the reverse-light-switch in my 86 NA.
My roommate has a transmission from an FB with a reverse light switch in it. Will that work in my FC? (Besides not having a 5th gear switch).
Also, in NYS can the reveres lights be wires to a switch and operated manual? Or do they have to work automatically with the shifter. I just need the reveres lights working to pass inspection. I have called inspection places but get the same answer ‘I don’t know, I would have to check the book’; and they are all to lazy to check for me.
Also², Is the following information correct for an S4 manual car? (I found it in another thread but it was for an automatic I think):
Thanks,
Jason
My roommate has a transmission from an FB with a reverse light switch in it. Will that work in my FC? (Besides not having a 5th gear switch).
Also, in NYS can the reveres lights be wires to a switch and operated manual? Or do they have to work automatically with the shifter. I just need the reveres lights working to pass inspection. I have called inspection places but get the same answer ‘I don’t know, I would have to check the book’; and they are all to lazy to check for me.
Also², Is the following information correct for an S4 manual car? (I found it in another thread but it was for an automatic I think):
Reverse is Blk/Yellow to igntion and Red/Grn to the back up lights.
5th gear switch is Blk/LtBlue to the ECU and Blk to ground.
5th gear switch is Blk/LtBlue to the ECU and Blk to ground.
Jason
05-21-04, 10:12 AM
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For the record, they are compatible with slight modification. The threaded section on the FB sensor is about .05” longer then the FC (S4) sensor. This locks out reverse.
Installing a thin washer in between the sensor and the tranny will fix this problem.
Installing a thin washer in between the sensor and the tranny will fix this problem.
05-21-04, 10:55 AM
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i was about to say, i thought they were the same part number. those washers are important too!
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