Sanity Check - Tranmission Wiring
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Old Rotary Dog
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Sanity Check - Tranmission Wiring
Hey Gang,
I'm in the process of trying to trace a wiring short in my FC (blowing meter fuses after several minutes on track) and I wanted to verify that I can disconnect the "Over Top" and "Backup Light" switches on the transmission w/o affecting the ECU operation. It's a track-only non-road car, so I do not need backup lights.
Car is an S5 with no emissions and a stock ECU. I am under the impression that I do have to have the "Neutral Switch" connected.[*]
Anybody see a problem?
Thanks,
-bill
[*] hmm, I wonder if the neutral switch affects the ecu and could make it go lean....
I'm in the process of trying to trace a wiring short in my FC (blowing meter fuses after several minutes on track) and I wanted to verify that I can disconnect the "Over Top" and "Backup Light" switches on the transmission w/o affecting the ECU operation. It's a track-only non-road car, so I do not need backup lights.
Car is an S5 with no emissions and a stock ECU. I am under the impression that I do have to have the "Neutral Switch" connected.[*]
Anybody see a problem?
Thanks,
-bill
[*] hmm, I wonder if the neutral switch affects the ecu and could make it go lean....
#3
Old Rotary Dog
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Well I ran the car for the past two days at the track with the Over Top and Reverse switches disconnected. No problems seen and in addition the meter fuse never blew. I may play some next time out disconnecting the neutral switch and seeing the results.
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