Power FC in an Automatic Car
12-08-07, 03:01 PM
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Ive heard stories of piggybacking the stock ecu and running both ecus
Ive heard that aside from losing the hold function (which I am fine with) - that overdrive doesn't work.
I have heard of these mythical threads to retain full automatic function but yet I haven't found them.
Ive heard that aside from losing the hold function (which I am fine with) - that overdrive doesn't work.
I have heard of these mythical threads to retain full automatic function but yet I haven't found them.
12-08-07, 04:10 PM
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Constant threat
Ive heard stories of piggybacking the stock ecu and running both ecus
Ive heard that aside from losing the hold function (which I am fine with) - that overdrive doesn't work.
I have heard of these mythical threads to retain full automatic function but yet I haven't found them.
Ive heard that aside from losing the hold function (which I am fine with) - that overdrive doesn't work.
I have heard of these mythical threads to retain full automatic function but yet I haven't found them.
Not sure about the PowerFC, but a quick Search showed dozens and dozens of possible hits....
12-08-07, 06:48 PM
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What's your point ?
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Ive heard stories of piggybacking the stock ecu and running both ecus
The hold button isn't an overdrive feature, this might be why you think it's worth not having work.
I have heard of these mythical threads to retain full automatic function but yet I haven't found them.
I have heard of these mythical threads to retain full automatic function but yet I haven't found them.
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12-08-07, 06:49 PM
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What's your point ?
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I'd say since your not smart enough to know what or how your hold button works (much less the search button at the top of this link) SMART ***....work it out yourself.
12-08-07, 06:58 PM
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here is what im looking at. expensive but....
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/auto-fd-programmable-transmission-controller-332292/
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/auto-fd-programmable-transmission-controller-332292/
12-08-07, 07:28 PM
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Sure you can plug in the PFC and go for a drive - but the transmission is missing other information that the stock ecu sends to it.
For instance, you can mash the accelerator and it will not downshift.
This is why I think its necessary to piggyback the stock ecu or to possibly install an aftermarket transmission controller.
I have heard of this being done before but can't find it documented anywhere.
For instance, you can mash the accelerator and it will not downshift.
This is why I think its necessary to piggyback the stock ecu or to possibly install an aftermarket transmission controller.
I have heard of this being done before but can't find it documented anywhere.
12-08-07, 11:01 PM
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Constant threat
I would list them but you have pissed me off.
So...
**** YOU and the horse you rode in on.
By the way, I took the liberty of reporting you to the mods. I am sure THEY will love how you have approached things.
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