installing skip shift eliminator
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 1999
Posts: 927
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From: Lake Elmo, MN, USA MN
installing skip shift eliminator
I have read the 'search' area but it is not clear to me. See the pictures below
I have removed the wire harness from the tranny. The picture of my skip shift eliminator has a black sealer on the narrow end. Do I remove this black sealer. Do I remove (as shown in the picture the blue guard on the skip shift eliminator? Does the narrow end (black end) of the skip shift eliminator go into the tranny? Do I separate the white end from the black end on the eliminator?
Does anyone have a step by step process to installing the eliminator? I tried to call the 'help line' but they have not responded.
Hopefully, my pictures are attached.
Thanks
I have removed the wire harness from the tranny. The picture of my skip shift eliminator has a black sealer on the narrow end. Do I remove this black sealer. Do I remove (as shown in the picture the blue guard on the skip shift eliminator? Does the narrow end (black end) of the skip shift eliminator go into the tranny? Do I separate the white end from the black end on the eliminator?
Does anyone have a step by step process to installing the eliminator? I tried to call the 'help line' but they have not responded.
Hopefully, my pictures are attached.
Thanks
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 5,437
Likes: 4
From: Bucks Co. / outside Philadelphia PA
Those should be the two halves, male and female, exactly like the shift solenoid connection. All you are doing is disconnecting your solenoid wire from your trans and using these two hales to cap the wires and plugs on your car. Unplug the two halves you have in your picture and connect:
New male to car female
New female to car male
The one that goes onto the wire that becomes disconnected should have a small resistor inside of it. This disconnected wire will be dangling when you have used these two connectors to cap your existing connections. use a zip tie to tie it up out of the way to your trans.
New male to car female
New female to car male
The one that goes onto the wire that becomes disconnected should have a small resistor inside of it. This disconnected wire will be dangling when you have used these two connectors to cap your existing connections. use a zip tie to tie it up out of the way to your trans.
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