Shift light
Shift light
I have seen in the VN-VS commodore tunes, the options for shift light parameters or something. any idea what these do? if i can somehow use them to control an external light instead of buying a proper shift light setup?
- Holden202T
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Re: Shift light
as i understand it, if you have a manual tranny then the TCC lead can be re-wired to a relay or something like that to activate a shift light .....
i have never done it and i don't really know anymore info than that!
i have a feeling with the flexable lookup tables that will be in $12P should allow you to do something like this aswell ......
i have never done it and i don't really know anymore info than that!
i have a feeling with the flexable lookup tables that will be in $12P should allow you to do something like this aswell ......
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Re: Shift light
holden 202 is onto it TCC wire should trigger it when running manual disable all TCC settings and turn down the rpm on the shiftlight ones ive never used it either but it should work the economy light was a factory item on certian models
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Re: Shift light
The shift light function works nicely.
When configured correctly, it calculates what gear you are in from RPM & VSS, and can trigger at different RPM points for each ratio.
This can be useful if you have an odd spread of gear ratio's and a big cam. With the aid of Dyno curves, you can adjust your shift points so that you end up in the middle of your torque curve.
When configured correctly, it calculates what gear you are in from RPM & VSS, and can trigger at different RPM points for each ratio.
This can be useful if you have an odd spread of gear ratio's and a big cam. With the aid of Dyno curves, you can adjust your shift points so that you end up in the middle of your torque curve.
Re: Shift light
I suppose you could hook it to a relay and control other things besides a shift light . A bottle of nitrous oxide maybe to name one. ha ha ha
Re: Shift light
ah this is good to hear. i have a manual VR, so i thought it could be useful to have a small light somewhere hidden on the dash. not one of those big fuck off monster tacho things. what do i wire into this TCC wire? a relay with a light connected to it? or does it light up one of the warning globes on the dash?
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Re: Shift light
well the TCC normally has power to one end of the solenoid and the other end then goes into the ECM so i'm assuming the ECM earths that pin when activated so i'd say you want to get a light, run power to it from a +12v source then on the other side of it run that to the ECM TCC pin ....
now on a VR Manual i have no idea what that pin is .... having said that, if its anything like the 808 ECM then its A7
now on a VR Manual i have no idea what that pin is .... having said that, if its anything like the 808 ECM then its A7
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Re: Shift light
consideirng a VR manual is just an 808 with a comms chip id reckon the pinout should be identical...
Re: Shift light
If it were me id connect relay to tcc pin just in case the light draws more current than ecm tcc pin can handle.Just to be safe
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Re: Shift light
yeah but surely a tcc solenoid would draw more than a light ..... either way its a safe option
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