Not running VSS = engine dies?
Now that I've run the car I've had the engine die a couple times when I'm going over 60 in high gear and depress the clutch for an extended time, ie braking to a stop, not when just downshifting.
Is there a computer "fix" to prevent this? Any suggestions or comments appreciated.
I think the option to display the check engine light may have been turned off, but the need for speed information is still embedded in the background code. I have been told there are a lot of things like this that can be disabled but are still active even though they don't throw a code.
Had you thought about getting one of those speedo adapters and wiring it in?
This is just info I have gathered, I am not a PCM programmer.
PS Tell your tuner that stick shifts have a lot more issues when not running a VSS, then automatics ever will
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Thanks all!!!!!
PS Tell your tuner that stick shifts have a lot more issues when not running a VSS, then automatics ever will
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My 70 vette has a 2 piece speedo cable, one from the trans to firewall and firewall to speedo, you could mount the vss there is it didn't fit on the trans.
Now that I have a VSS and DBW, I know I'll hook up a cruise control.
My 68 vette build thread.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...eed-build.html
My 70 vette has a 2 piece speedo cable, one from the trans to firewall and firewall to speedo, you could mount the vss there is it didn't fit on the trans.
Simply adding the DD 8k ppm VSS, eliminated thr stalling problem. The VSS will support a cable driven or aftermarket cruise control. It will not support the DBW cruise control. That uses the stock 100k ppm VSS. Ive heard from other that the computer can be retuned down in the 8k ppm, and some others say no.
DD does sell a converter, but I'm not sure if it will work with this setup. still looking into that.








