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700R4 Electrical Help?

sandawgk5 said:
Not 100% but pretty sure that is the torque converter lockup signal from the ECM.

Ira
close, its the lockup wiring, unplug it and lockup won't work and you may overheat the tranny.
 
many stand alone kits for under 100 bucks. look in jegs or summit racing. thay sell them. easy to install.
 
PsychoticDeadGuy said:
what do you mean by stand alone kits? what am i looking for?

All GM trucks '82-86 with the 700R4 use a standalone wiring harness. Uses engine vacuum and the brake switch to determine lock/unlock. PERSONALLY I wouldn't spend $100 on something that GM already made and is extremely prevalent in the wrecking yards. It's a good system and IMO worked flawlessly.
 
well, since i am converting my 87 to a manual, i dont need that stuff right? where does it go to up in the engine bay? could i just remove it and would it work with the older truck that has the vacum line that goes direclty to the tranny? would my 87 throw any codes without it?
 
PsychoticDeadGuy said:
well, since i am converting my 87 to a manual, i dont need that stuff right? where does it go to up in the engine bay? could i just remove it and would it work with the older truck that has the vacum line that goes direclty to the tranny? would my 87 throw any codes without it?

In 87 the only thing the computer cares about is torque convertor lockup it does not sense anything else on the tranny so swapping in a manual is straight forward. Now 87 and later do not have a standalone tranny computer it is controlled by the vehicles computer so you need to find one from an 86 or earlier with a 700r4.

Ira
 

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