[beworthy3]

Originally Posted by 2017Darkness

Thanks, I'm trying to figure out of the previous owner had one installed. I get the message, but it doesn't seem to ever force me into 4th. Is there a telltale if I have up in the air?

If your shifting after 2k it will leave you alone. Usually only forces you into 4th before then

[JCunningham]

Originally Posted by 2017Darkness

Thanks, I'm trying to figure out of the previous owner had one installed. I get the message, but it doesn't seem to ever force me into 4th. Is there a telltale if I have up in the air?

ya look to see if there is a skip shift module plugged into it. its on the drivers side in back of the transmission.

[JCunningham]

Originally Posted by Msquared

Just out of morbid curiosity, what happens if you just unplug the wiring connector to the CAGS solenoid and don't install a skip-shift eliminator resistor? IOW, what if you just leave the thing unplugged for free? This is another way of asking what benefit does the skip-shift eliminator gadget actually provide?

you will get a engine light. thats the whole point of installing the skip shift eliminator.

[TJay74]

If you make sure to install it on the CAGS solenoid and not the reverse lockout solenoid then you shouldnt get an error code.

Both solenoids look the same, one is on one side of the transmission, the other is on the other side.