Skip shift nonsense
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Skip shift nonsense I recently purchased a 2000 ws6 m6 car and the skip shift is driving me crazy. How can i elimnate this and is there a way to bring it back if i were to sell it down the road? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by slow1999blackz28
buying the plug in is much to expensive for what it actually is. I even had a friend plug it in and for some reason it blocked his reverse so he couldnt use it, wasted his money.
Originally Posted by 02 Camaro SS
I don't think anyone will ever say "I would have bought the car if it had the skip shift."
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go to radio shack and get a 2.2k ohm 1/2 watt resistor you just put it in the two ends of the plug furthest toward the engine on the tranny on the drivers side just make sure to cover it up with electrical tape or whatever else will seal it and the male part needs to be coverd also even though it a little harder to reach
Originally Posted by 02 Camaro SS
I don't think anyone will ever say "I would have bought the car if it had the skip shift."
I don't see what anyone's problem is with just using a resistor. What difference does it make, you're never going to see it, and it will work the same. Same thing with a manual fan switch. I did mine with a $5 switch from Radio Shack, but some people are determined to spend like $75 for the kit. I don't know about you, but I don't have money falling out of my *** last I checked. I will admit though that the right way to do any of this is with a programmer.
