e4od question
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You find a hot source positive, run it to your switch, and then you run another wire from your switch to the purple/yellow wire and splice into it. You do not cut the purple /yellow wire, you just splice into it. That way the computer will control the tc should you not flip the switch. When you do flip the switch, what you are doing is making the wire hot before the computer, and leaving it hot longer in order use the tc to help slow down. The tc disengages at 35mph on my trucks. This way you can use it down to probably 10 to 5mph.
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OH and whats the point of an automatic if you have to do stuff manually
Sorry had to through that in. I understand the point but I know i would forget all the time and screw the tranny up.
There are some tranny controlers out there that can be used to reprogram the shifts and TC lock up. Forget who makes them though
Sorry had to through that in. I understand the point but I know i would forget all the time and screw the tranny up.There are some tranny controlers out there that can be used to reprogram the shifts and TC lock up. Forget who makes them though
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You and I just posted the opposite. Better wait until someone that has it hooked up responds and sets us straight.
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here is an expensive one
http://www.suncoastconverters.com/compushift/e4od.htmld
Cheaper
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http://www.suncoastconverters.com/compushift/e4od.htmld
Cheaper
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Don't know
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From: Mt. Airy MD
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...questions.html
here is a link to someone else doing it. purple w/ yellow tracer tapped up to switch and then the other side to ground.
here is a link to someone else doing it. purple w/ yellow tracer tapped up to switch and then the other side to ground.
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