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Alternate Kick Down Relay?
Is there an Alternate Solution or do we have to use the exact one? Just wondering as the Relay is $60 :eek:
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For auto trans?
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Yup, Automatic Tranny
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Used one ok? I let the fuse panel from my auto go to a local guy with. 5 speed. Bet you two could work it out. If you're interested in a working used one let me know and ill have him chime in.
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Didn't hear anything from vdubr's buddy so ordered me the Kick Down Relay and a couple ones that use the same as the Horn Relay.
Hopefully this $60 Relay fixes my Kick Down In-Op. My Euro doesn't have a Kick Down Relay but must be hard wired. I had a few bad relays in my "S" CE panel so I bet this will work. Will keep you all posted. |
Yikes! Just notified by Pelican that the Kick Down Relay # 92861810900 is NLA. Still looking for one then :(
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I was wondering if the Switch under the Accelerator Pedal is a grounding switch. I'm not very good at reading schematics, so does anyone know the answer to this question?
The reason I ask is once I get my Kick Down working, I want to install a KD Bypass switch that is lighted. They are 3 prong so I assume I need one of the prongs to be ground. |
Leo, the kick down switch provides 12v from the '15' rail to the relay pin 30, so it is not a grounding switch.
Wire your light between K1 and ground, and it will be on when KD switch is active. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1303324951.jpg |
Thanks Neil! Exactly what I needed. Looks like a non-lighted rocker switch is what I need.
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Yup, theres a little circuit board in there. I opened it up to see if there was any obvious signs of it being bad. Nothing noticeable. I already bought a good used one from the 9 source about an hour ago. He said it's tested so if this doesn't solve it, then it's gonna be the part on the tranny.
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Does the k1 wire have a different color that you can tell? |
Looks like the K1 wire is gr/br - the other wire on the kd switch under the gas pedal is black, which is the '15' wire, should should be easy to find!
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I was able to fix an old CRT Monitor and an old HD 30 Flat Panel TV a few years back by looking at an obvious burned Cap/Transistor or a broken circuit, then by using a diagram (schematic?), figure out the proper Cap, Resistor that belonged there. Using my handy dandy soldering iron, flux, paste and a magnifying glass, I was in business. It's been a few years but I think it had to do with the bands and colors. Anyways, that's what i was looking for. If I had to resort to any testing, it made it's way to the dumpster.
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Thanks for the offer Neil but the day I bought a good used one, I sent mine to a place that said they can repair it. Bad timing as I sent it in the morning and then was offered a good used one for a great price right after that, so I bought it.
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