ANy recommendations on CAGS bypass?
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ANy recommendations on CAGS bypass?
I NEED TO GET RID OF THIS! Skip-shift is driving me nuts, so I want to get one of the eliminators, but I know that some of those are cheapo resistors, I dont want to risk anything, throwing a code, etc. So any recommendations on brands to get?
I know SLP has them, but I dont want to spend thirty bucks!
I know SLP has them, but I dont want to spend thirty bucks!
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From: Charleston, SC
I think that Year One has the best price. I got mine a little over a year ago for $25. It is a good quality part and I have had no problems with it. My only complaint was that it did not come with any instructions. It was still money well spent.
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http://ls1speed.com/
They have the skip shift eliminator for $18.99. Cheapest I have seen. I bought mine from them last week.
-Adam
They have the skip shift eliminator for $18.99. Cheapest I have seen. I bought mine from them last week.
-Adam
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From: Billings, Montana
I just did the radio-shack resistor & electrical tape mod myself and it works great!
Just make sure you do it to the right plug! I first did it to the reverse-lockout solenoid instead and it made it almost impossible to get it into Reverse. That was easilly fixed though.
Just make sure you do it to the right plug! I first did it to the reverse-lockout solenoid instead and it made it almost impossible to get it into Reverse. That was easilly fixed though.
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From: Ft. Rucker, AL
Re: ANy recommendations on CAGS bypass?
Originally Posted by Johnny Ray
Is there a website or does someone have any instructions as for setting it up correctly with the Radio Shack parts?
I did this mod almost 2 years ago and it's flawless. Has endured all of the elements and installed in about 15 minutes. Make sure you electrical tape everything pretty good.
There's no way in HELL I would buy this from SLP or any other aftermarket. You'll appreciate it a lot more this way!
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From: St. Clair Shores Mi. USA
Re: ANy recommendations on CAGS bypass?
The resistor mod is the way to go. I've had mine done since summer `98 and driven the car through all kinds of weather including Snow and I've never seen a code
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