Need some help again.
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Flowmaster nut swinger
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if you could findout what wires are coming off the c/c switch you could take then to the o/d wires. you need to findout what wire is the signal, power and ground (if there is one). OR just put a regular switch somewhere in the car that would turn o/d on/off.
I used a fog light switch in my 94 to power my fan. but the c/c button sounds like a good idea aswell. good luck. let us know how it turns out.
I used a fog light switch in my 94 to power my fan. but the c/c button sounds like a good idea aswell. good luck. let us know how it turns out.
been looking online all moring can't find what I need. A switch is already in car under the radio but I hate swtiches. Thanks man
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My Lentec is electrically activated on the OD and the converter lockup. When the swithches are ON, the O/D and lockup are OFF. Turn the switch OFF to kill power to the solenoid, and the O/D or lockup will engage. You can use a stethescope or a screwdriver placed to your ear and on the tranny case and then alternately apply power to the wire. With a little luck, you can hear the solenoid click when you've found the hot wire.
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My Lentec is electrically activated on the OD and the converter lockup. When the swithches are ON, the O/D and lockup are OFF. Turn the switch OFF to kill power to the solenoid, and the O/D or lockup will engage. You can use a stethescope or a screwdriver placed to your ear and on the tranny case and then alternately apply power to the wire. With a little luck, you can hear the solenoid click when you've found the hot wire.
yup thats how mine works. I know how to wire it up just want to wire it to my on/off switch on my steering wheel.
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Where can i pick up a Chilton manual tomorrow. I have a Haynes book but it sucks.
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Nah its cool I think i'm going to try to find one at Barnes & Nobel tomorrow.
Was going to try the libary but there closed tomorrow.
Was going to try the libary but there closed tomorrow.
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