Abbott Cable X is kicking my tail
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Abbott Cable X is kicking my tail
I can make the box do its self test. However, I cannot get it to take any signal from the transmission.
Project Background:
1997 LT1 with 1997 4L60E
The harness was converter by Tom at LT1 Wiring. I am using the VSS signal wire (which I believe is green with white stripe). All connections are soldered. I do not know how to test if it is sending signal to that wire, is there any way I can test. I am really really tired of this car, and this is my final deal on it.
Any help is appreciated.
-Ryan
Project Background:
1997 LT1 with 1997 4L60E
The harness was converter by Tom at LT1 Wiring. I am using the VSS signal wire (which I believe is green with white stripe). All connections are soldered. I do not know how to test if it is sending signal to that wire, is there any way I can test. I am really really tired of this car, and this is my final deal on it.
Any help is appreciated.
-Ryan
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Get the signal from the pcm and set the box for 4000 pulse. That may not be the perfect setting, depending on tire size and gear ratio, but it will get you in the ball park. From there you can adjust up or down as required.
Last edited by LS1MCSS; 06-29-2009 at 04:50 AM.
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Did you figure it out? I just bought one of these cause i wanted to keep the factory gauges and it will not work! only on the self test mode. I emailed them and they said i have it programed right but said i need to take the connection right off the sensor. Havent tried that yet.
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Did you figure it out? I just bought one of these cause i wanted to keep the factory gauges and it will not work! only on the self test mode. I emailed them and they said i have it programed right but said i need to take the connection right off the sensor. Havent tried that yet.
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That gets it. It was the yellow wire that you need to tap it in to.
The engine light went away, but it was an o2 sensor.
The needle is a little bouncy at start but, i think it has to do with the orientation of the cable curves and box location.
-Ryan