CAGS Solenoid removal
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CAGS Solenoid removal
I'm installing an '02 LS1/T56 combo in my '57 Convertible. Given the size of the convertible x-member, the tranny is a tight fit, and the CAGS solenoid is a problem at the moment. Since I'll be running a custom PCM tune and harness, can I make a cover of sorts and just remove the solenoid all together?
Thanks,
Charlie
Thanks,
Charlie
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If you can find a threaded plug to go in there I wouldnt see a problem.
We are talking the solenoid in the middle of the trans drivers side right?
The one on the tailshaft is the reverse lock out. Just making sure where talking the same piece........
We are talking the solenoid in the middle of the trans drivers side right?
The one on the tailshaft is the reverse lock out. Just making sure where talking the same piece........
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Hmm, glad you confirmed that, as I guess I'm talking about the wrong one. Is there a dumbass smiley somewhere?
The Reverse Lockout solenoid would be the one in the way.. Same conditions, can I take that one out as well?
Thanks,
Charlie
The Reverse Lockout solenoid would be the one in the way.. Same conditions, can I take that one out as well?
Thanks,
Charlie
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"The Reverse Lockout solenoid would be the one in the way.. Same conditions, can I take that one out as well?
Thanks,
Charlie"
I have talked to a member over at thirdgen.org that used a Honda freeze plug to seal up the hole left by removing the reverse lockout solenoid...IIRC it was 32mm in diameter.
Thanks,
Charlie"
I have talked to a member over at thirdgen.org that used a Honda freeze plug to seal up the hole left by removing the reverse lockout solenoid...IIRC it was 32mm in diameter.