48re lockup switch
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please tell me what the purpose of the resistor is shouldnt just be able to tap into the lockup wire on the harness and run power to it through a switch the resistor in counfusing me
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When you tap the lockup control wire you need to ground it to make it engage. The solenoid is always powered so grounding the circuit will activate it. A straight ground without a resistor drops the resistance to around 1-2 ohms and cause the ECU to think there is a problem. A 33 ohm resistor will still allow the solenoid to activate but keep the resistance high enough the ECU thinks all is well.
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The ECU monitors that circuit for resistance between 5 ohms and 100 ohms. Outside of those parameters it will set codes and put the trans into limp mode.
When you tap the lockup control wire you need to ground it to make it engage. The solenoid is always powered so grounding the circuit will activate it. A straight ground without a resistor drops the resistance to around 1-2 ohms and cause the ECU to think there is a problem. A 33 ohm resistor will still allow the solenoid to activate but keep the resistance high enough the ECU thinks all is well.
When you tap the lockup control wire you need to ground it to make it engage. The solenoid is always powered so grounding the circuit will activate it. A straight ground without a resistor drops the resistance to around 1-2 ohms and cause the ECU to think there is a problem. A 33 ohm resistor will still allow the solenoid to activate but keep the resistance high enough the ECU thinks all is well.
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