4L60E questions
What model year is the Transmission... or is it a stand-alone transmission bought over a parts counter?
What vehicle is the Transmission from if it was not bought over the parts counter?
What type of vehicle do you have with this Transmission in it?
Are you asking about an electric/ electronic gear selector position indicator... or just a linkage/ manual type of indicator?
Which Dakota Digital and/ or Lokar products are you looking at?
If your Transmission is a 4L60E unit; the internal and external line diagrams and block diagrams (schematics) are very well known, and we can post them here for you.
Thanks for creating a new thread on the forum to ask your question/s.

In the future; please try to include as much pertinent information as possible along with your question/s...
As it would be much faster and easier for forum members to respond to your question; without having to ask you several questions back, as I just did.
The bigger question is "WHY"? Is it because all electrics have been removed? If true then how does it shift? If a fully "manualized" valve body we would need to know more about that.
As vorteciroc hinted, the stock 4L60E reports the shifter position through the harness to the PCM/TCM. It does NOT report the actual gear the trans is in; that would require a computer module comparing engine RPM and MPH and I'm not aware of any such unit. Correction: I now recall a relatively simple box which slices into the shift solenoid wires in the harness and displays which gear the PCM has commanded.
A somewhat similar thread which has perplexed us all is this: https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...eing-gear.html
Reading it might confuse you more, but vorteciroc and others have posted very useful and information about how the internals of the 4L60E report the D1,D2,D3,OD position and an external switch reports the additional Park, Reverse and Neutral positions.
Does this help you out?
Last edited by mrvedit; Apr 23, 2020 at 08:01 PM. Reason: Added correction







