Skip shift eliminator
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Instructor
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Estero, Florida
Skip shift eliminator
I just installed a SLP shift skip, I followed the instructions etc, etc.
Is the 1/4 light supposed go completely away? It keeps showing...did I miss something? Is it faulty?
Is the 1/4 light supposed go completely away? It keeps showing...did I miss something? Is it faulty?
Safety Car
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The light will still go on.
The car's computers determine if the tranny needs to be told to do the skip shift action. If it does, a signal is sent to the tranny while the computer also turns on the dash indicator. The eliminator simply handles things at the transmission end of this chain of events - it doesn't alter what the computer does.
Just ignore it.
Z//
The car's computers determine if the tranny needs to be told to do the skip shift action. If it does, a signal is sent to the tranny while the computer also turns on the dash indicator. The eliminator simply handles things at the transmission end of this chain of events - it doesn't alter what the computer does.
Just ignore it.
Z//
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Instructor
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 116
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From: Estero, Florida
The light will still go on.
The car's computers determine if the tranny needs to be told to do the skip shift action. If it does, a signal is sent to the tranny while the computer also turns on the dash indicator. The eliminator simply handles things at the transmission end of this chain of events - it doesn't alter what the computer does.
Just ignore it.
Z//
The car's computers determine if the tranny needs to be told to do the skip shift action. If it does, a signal is sent to the tranny while the computer also turns on the dash indicator. The eliminator simply handles things at the transmission end of this chain of events - it doesn't alter what the computer does.
Just ignore it.
Z//
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Instructor
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 116
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From: Estero, Florida
I backed the car up onto ramps, once you are under you'll see the connector on top of the transmission on the driver side, the only tool needed is probably a flat head screw driver, I added a zip tie to keep the wiring from touching the exhaust.
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From: San Jose California
Yes. If you have access to a tuning package (HP Tuners, for example) you can turn it off. A Tech II unit can do it, too. (as in "a dealer")
I'm just so used to ignoring it any more that sometimes I actually see it out of the corner of my eye and think "what's that?" for a split second. I actually have the software available to me to turn it off and just haven't bothered.
Z//
I'm just so used to ignoring it any more that sometimes I actually see it out of the corner of my eye and think "what's that?" for a split second. I actually have the software available to me to turn it off and just haven't bothered.
Z//
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