I found a skip shift workaround
The way that the resistor/blows smart fuse works, it allows enough current to go through the system for the ecm to check/see the CAGS solenoid to make sure it's all right, but not enough current to get to the CAGS solenoid to allow it to work (engauge and block you out of 2 and 3) instead.
When the #10 fuse is just pulled (or the LED in the smart fuse burns out), the ECM can no longer check the CAGS solenoid and you get the code.
The 2.2K resistor fuse works a lot better, since the resistor does not have the LED burn out problems instead.
As for the $19.99 device that you plug into the trans under the car, its just a 2.2K resistor as well. This type device was needed on the C5 corvettes, since fuse #10 in the C5 was used for other items besides the CAGS alone.
On the C6, only the CAGS solenoid is on Fuse #10 in the engine fuse box, and why you can install the 2.2K/smart fuse there to do the same as the plug in type device that installs on CAGS solenoid connector at the trans instead.


KIDDING!!!
While I'm at it, who thought of the 10% ethanol???
While I'm at it, who thought of the vented gas cans...I spill more gas using that damn thing than a non-vented. Who thinks of these things???
Oops...Sorry!!!
Chuck M
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While I'm at it, who thought of the 10% ethanol???
While I'm at it, who thought of the vented gas cans...I spill more gas using that damn thing than a non-vented. Who thinks of these things???
Oops...Sorry!!!
Chuck M
Honestly I just don't understand the logic in changing the way you drive (more revs, shifter dancing, etc) just to avoid a device that serves absolutely no purpose and is easy and cheap to remove?
"I have a pebble in my shoe, but I find that if I walk in a certain way, it doesn't hurt me at all"
Bought the fuse from compliance parts and no more light or skip shift. I don't remember for sure but I think it wasn't even 20 bucks.

Cheers.
Last edited by owc6; Jun 19, 2015 at 01:15 AM.
The same clowns that thought up High fructose crown sugar, hence we have a surplus of corn crops in the states, and need way to keep the farmers growing/selling it, instead of the corn market prices tanking from excess surplus build ups on one of the few exports products that the USA has.
And yes, E-10 kills gas mileage at the tune of roughly 30%, while HFCS kills people instead.
Not only does HFCS had some nasties in it from it cracking process to turn corn into HFCS in the first place (sugar and HFCS are not processed in the body the same way), and unlike standard sugar from sugar cane that will make you sick if you eat too much of it, HFCS will allow you to drink gallons of it without being nauseated instead.
So it really boils down to the corn council and their lobbyist that snowballed government into thinking that either of such where good ideas to being with (the almighty lobby dollar in action).
http://www.complianceparts.com/products.html
Not a bad price if you can't solder ($14, plus shipping), and looks to be an honest 2.2K resistor designed fuse (when I have seen others on ebay are just selling blown smart fuses at a huge mark up instead).
If it was a problem I would use the smart fuse but put it in the right spot next time
And yes, E-10 kills gas mileage at the tune of roughly 30%, while HFCS kills people instead.
Not only does HFCS had some nasties in it from it cracking process to turn corn into HFCS in the first place (sugar and HFCS are not processed in the body the same way), and unlike standard sugar from sugar cane that will make you sick if you eat too much of it, HFCS will allow you to drink gallons of it without being nauseated instead.
So it really boils down to the corn council and their lobbyist that snowballed government into thinking that either of such where good ideas to being with (the almighty lobby dollar in action).
Do you mean I can squeeze close to 40MPG outta my vette by using straight gas?
I guess the song was right: Jimmy crack corn and I don't care...

















