ASR Removal
03-23-2010, 11:05 PM
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If you're unsure, then you can easily check for yourself. Use a multimeter and measure the resistance of the servo across its two pins. Then, use a resistor that matches that value.
Basically, you're just fooling the EBTCM into thinking the servo is still there. It's exactly the same as a CAGS delete, which is where I got the idea.
Basically, you're just fooling the EBTCM into thinking the servo is still there. It's exactly the same as a CAGS delete, which is where I got the idea.
03-24-2010, 02:51 PM
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Thats the info I need. Just bought some resistors from my computer store up the road. They said to solder more than 1 to add up to the total but should work fine.
Thanks again for the input. Cant wait to get this **** gone!!!!!!
Thanks again for the input. Cant wait to get this **** gone!!!!!!
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Bumping an old thread but did this work?
I have the 95 - 97 cruise cable non - tcs and 94 - 97 non asr throttle cable. Was just about to measure resistance. Then put in resistor and tuck and ziptie wiring out of the way.
I have the 95 - 97 cruise cable non - tcs and 94 - 97 non asr throttle cable. Was just about to measure resistance. Then put in resistor and tuck and ziptie wiring out of the way.
