4+3 Electrical Connector Identification
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Racer
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4+3 Electrical Connector Identification
Hello, I am currently replacing the 4+3 in my 85 with a TKO 500. The doug nash has 4 electrical connections on the side and I need to identify which ones do what.
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
Pro
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Put it this way, Mine only had three connections connected.
I just went out and checked and there are only three on mine. One by the 1-2 shifter (middle lever) one above the drain plug (behind the reverse lever) and one on the tail shaft (VSS).
No idea what year my tranny is from (my Vette is a mutt) - it is a an early 86 and I have the TV cable (heard that the 86 on was electrically operated kickdown but mine is an early model). Maybe the other connection is for the kickdown?
I just went out and checked and there are only three on mine. One by the 1-2 shifter (middle lever) one above the drain plug (behind the reverse lever) and one on the tail shaft (VSS).
No idea what year my tranny is from (my Vette is a mutt) - it is a an early 86 and I have the TV cable (heard that the 86 on was electrically operated kickdown but mine is an early model). Maybe the other connection is for the kickdown?
Safety Car
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Number of gear position switches on the side cover varied by year ( all had backup switch and VSS )
1984 cars had 3 switches (1st, 2nd, and 4th ).
1985 , 1987, and 1988 cars had a 1st gear switch
and 1986 cars had none.
1984 cars had 3 switches (1st, 2nd, and 4th ).
1985 , 1987, and 1988 cars had a 1st gear switch
and 1986 cars had none.
Last edited by vetteoz; May 4, 2011 at 08:39 AM.
