y1 transmission sensor question?
... ? There shouldn't be anything else... the backup lights are normally just 2 wires tho not a plug... the Y1 isn't electronic speedo sensor is it? is the plug on the same side as the starter... like... towards the firewall?
Harry
Harry
The plug on top of the Y1 trans is the VSS. The Y1 came out of the SiRs so it is an electronic VSS. by the way...my reverse lights dont come on ever since i did the swap. How do i make them work when i shift into reverse?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Fishcat37 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The plug on top of the Y1 trans is the VSS. The Y1 came out of the SiRs so it is an electronic VSS. by the way...my reverse lights dont come on ever since i did the swap. How do i make them work when i shift into reverse?</TD></TR></TABLE> Driverside shock tower is a round plug (white) group of maybe 10 wires...make sure that the wires from the male plug matches the female plug...if not, just move the wires. There should be at least one that is not matching up and that should do the trick. Happened to me too and Hasport showed me how. Let me know if you need me to explain further.
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So that means my cable speedo wont work for this tranny and have to wire up the vss to my pr3 ecu. iplan on doing my swap easter weekend. so i want to make sure i got every thing thought of. thanks all for your help
Just replace the electronic VSS to run your cable speedo with the one mentioned above or you can buy mine for $75 shipped...Electronic VSS are used to run SiR cluster (came stock in Japan).
if your back-up lights are not working since you did the swap then chances are the switch on the b tranny is bad, just take your old one off the d that worked before and put it on the b tranny. the vss that came with your b tranny can also be switched with your d series ive done it several times, it only fits one way, theres a notch if you look close. the cable is kinda short but still works. should solve your problems with no out of pocket cash
No you need the cable adapter and not the sensored adapter. after you get that the speedo cable will slide in like butter and you will not have a problem
chris
chris
If you still have your old tranny (d series), simply pull out the VSS (where your speedo cable is attached to the tranny) and transfer it to your new tranny (b series). As for the adapter your looking for, I'm assuming you want to use the electronic VSS (works on electronic jdm SiR speedometer cluster), that's difficult to find and you're better off getting a new/used vss...or you can hard wire and solder each pin to work.
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