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Old 01-07-2012, 07:10 PM
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So I ended up breaking the plug in off my skip shift solenoid trying to wrestle it into my car. What will happen if i just leave it unplugged? Where can I get one these?
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where is the skip shift plug located? i asked earlier and nobody replied. i have the resistor to put in line with it but not sure where its at on the trans.
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left side of the trans. kinda towards the top. its easy to spot lol.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...lete-plug.html---post 3
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thanks why87! thats what i needed! sorry for the thread hijack op.
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haha no problem. I think I figured it out from my understanding everything will work properly I'll just have a light until I clear it with hptuners.
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Or get a CAGS eliminator for $20. It will also plug in to your loose connector and protect it.
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The actual terminal is broken. Its not loose its snaped and bent down. If the wires would contact I could probably bend it up and do that and then black tape around it to keep water and what not out.
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The CAGS eliminator protects the plug that went in to the solenoid. More important there than the actual solenoid as the plug is still connected to the car's systems.
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