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Which relay are you using? 200

uid 18083's pic
posted by  lucid on  Sun Dec 28 10:33 CST 2003
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If you want to use the A/T "Upshift" light, you may need to use the A/T relay. It's internals are quite different, but I think it would handle the solenoid and Light the way you want it to.

Check it out at E5 on the '89 diagram. 12+ to the solenoid (ON), and also puts 12+ to the light (turning it OFF, as it already has 12+ on the other side.)

The next time the relay is toggled, it grounds the light (ON) and the solenoid OFF.

Just a hunch,

Bruce






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