Wiring N/R on Pro Ratchet, need help.
11-05-2005, 10:27 PM
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Wiring N/R on Pro Ratchet, need help. I will have the TH350 conversion finished (for the most part) tomorrow. I know I need to splice into the factory black N/R safety switch box, but not sure which colors for what. I have both WOT switches mounted to the Pro Ratchet, for the Nuetral and Reverse switches. Thanks.
11-07-2005, 01:10 PM
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Try This If you use the OEM park/neutral safety wires (connect together purple and dark green) and the reverse wires (connect together brown and light green), the computer will know the trans is in a drive gear.
11-07-2005, 01:13 PM
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Try This If you use the OEM park/neutral safety wires (connect together purple and dark green) and the reverse wires (connect together brown and light green), the computer will know the trans is in a drive gear.
Make sure that the switches are adjusted right or the car will start in gear.
After you connect the wires to the p/n switch put it in gear and make sure that it will only start in p/n.
Alan
Make sure that the switches are adjusted right or the car will start in gear.
After you connect the wires to the p/n switch put it in gear and make sure that it will only start in p/n.
Alan
11-07-2005, 04:22 PM
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Alan, thanks.... I forgot to post the reply I copied from kp over here when I hit someone else asking the same thing. Damn it. I have two switches, so I was thinking I only have to splice together the Rev Lights and Reverse Gear together and then run the other side out of the switch & same for hatch and P/N. Anyway, thanks.
