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Age: 62 Posts: 17 Joined: 22nd Jul 2012 Ride: Dl ltd,Xe ghia,Xr5 turbo Location: Melbourne |
hi there ive just finished putting an au 200kw motor into a dl ltd and now for some reason the gear select indicator on the dash stays in drive no matter what gear i select with the t bar i have changed the inhibtor switch on the gear box and it did nothing.i did not remove the trans when i did the conversion so i dont understand why this is happening any help would be appreciated thanks dave
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Nigel |
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Did you change over to the AU ECU?
If your running a DL ECU, the car is changing gears normally, then something else is amiss. Does the engine temp gauge work normally? - if its not working, then the DOL output on the ECU isnt working. If you did change over to the AU ECU - The DOL link is a little different, but for most people has been reported as working (So Engine Temp etc works). Could be one of a number of things, but the gear position comes from the ECU. On a DL/EL, the ECU Should get the gear position from the Trans. ECU (Seperate Trans controller), and feed it up the DOL Stream to the Dash. On an I6, its all integral to the ECU. Same with an AU. Nigel |
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dave393 |
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Age: 62 Posts: 17 Joined: 22nd Jul 2012 Ride: Dl ltd,Xe ghia,Xr5 turbo Location: Melbourne |
Hi there nigel i am running the stock dl ecu and the engine temp gauge seems to be working fine the only other thing is i am running a J3 CHIP on the stock ecu because of the IAT sensor now located in front of the throttle body and im not running the EGR set up unless the stock 6DGC ECU is still trying to work with the J3 chip ive driven about 5 ks since the conversion ive also kept all of the electrics from the dl eg dizzy-single coil etc
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Nigel |
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Howdy Dave. Im actually running an EL 185kw engine with a DL ECU
That setup you have should be fine. You might have made life a little easier by drilling and tapping the manifold, saving you the J3 chip. The EGR Bypass listed on most mustang sites (3 resistors I think) will make the ECU Bypass that as well (thats how I got around it). Have you tried starting the car without the J3 chip, to see if that sorts the issue? There is a chance you may have damaged the Gear position wiring when changing the engine over - very common for it to be crushed in the trans. tunnel while moving engines around. If that was the case, the gearbox would still give you PRN and 3 I believe... But you would have notices that!. Im also running a 220kw AU engine in a BMW Different ball game though. |
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dave393 |
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Age: 62 Posts: 17 Joined: 22nd Jul 2012 Ride: Dl ltd,Xe ghia,Xr5 turbo Location: Melbourne |
hi there nigel im going to pull the J3 out tomorrow and see if that changes things the only other thing i have noticed is when i move the t bar through the gears is it does display not only drive but it will also display neutral have double checked wiring around bellhousing and all good even used all the factory earth points so i;ll see what happens 2moro thanks 4 your help dave.
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Nigel |
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Dave. Any chance you missed an Earth when you put the AU Engine in?
You should be able to see at least P, R , N and D. There are a few sources of trouble with the gearbox - bad earths, Oil in the Transmission Sender, and bad cabling good luck!. |
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It will be the PRND switch (T bar position sensor) on the side of the transmission i.e. the switch or the wiring or ground or some such (or could be the ECU).
The PRND switch is connected to the ECU. From there it is connected (in the V8) to the transmission controller. The ECU also outputs the T bar position out on the Lan to the cluster. Should not be affected by the J3 (but try removing that just to confirm) If you have a multimeter, check the PRND switch voltage at the ECU. On the V8 variant pin 64 is the input (Pink/Light Green wire). Ground reference is pin 91 - Black/white wire. You should see 4.0 volts on Park, 3.5v in Reverse, 3.0v in Neutral, 2.5v D, 2.0 3rd, 1.5v 2nd, 1.0v 1st plus or minus 10% tolerance on those voltages. If you are not getting the voltages then it will be the switch, wiring, ground or similar. If you are getting the voltages then it will be (probably) ECU. Hope that helps. |
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dave393 |
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Age: 62 Posts: 17 Joined: 22nd Jul 2012 Ride: Dl ltd,Xe ghia,Xr5 turbo Location: Melbourne |
Thanks for all your help but i have removed the J3 chip and its gone back to normal as far as the gear selector on the dash is concerned now im going to contact TIPERFORMANCE to try and find out why this is happening.Thanks dave
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Nigel |
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Dave. Is your chip for an Auto?.
That shouldnt be happening. It could also be because you havent cleaned your ECU properly : those terminals on the ECU take a good amount of effort to clean correctly Its not too common for the Chip to be faulty Nigel |
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dave393 |
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Age: 62 Posts: 17 Joined: 22nd Jul 2012 Ride: Dl ltd,Xe ghia,Xr5 turbo Location: Melbourne |
Hi nigel i cant remember if i asked for auto or not but i did specify it was for a dl ltd so i can only assume its for an auto as far as cleaning the terminals on the ecu i no i spent alot of time cleaning the sealant off the terminals on both sides but thats not to say there still maybe some muck on there i will wait to see what tiperformance has to say otherwise i will pull the ecu out this coming saturday and make sure the J3 port terminals are spotless hopefully an easy fix.Thanks dave
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