Yes snapvara parts are quite abundant at the moPunto443 wrote:Shame you couldn’t have used a Nissan narvana running gear?
There is hundreds of them going cheap at inverkeithing
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Yes snapvara parts are quite abundant at the moPunto443 wrote:Shame you couldn’t have used a Nissan narvana running gear?
There is hundreds of them going cheap at inverkeithing
The motor is bidirectional but has no set points. It runs a worm drive gear reduction which in turn, rotates a helical selector barrel inside the dropbox.twin--turbo wrote:So is this Control motor a multi position motor controlled by the switch?
TT
Punto443 wrote:Shame you couldn’t have used a Nissan narvana running gear?
There is hundreds of them going cheap at inverkeithing
The Motor only has two pins 4&5 which are controlled by switching relays, which, in turn are controlled by the PCM or in my case the trinket.twin--turbo wrote:From the look of the diagram the motor just has an output signal relative to "vref".
Does the actual motor have 2 wires or (4,5,6)?
TT
This may take a moment please be patient and we shall endeavour to fulfill your request as soon as possible....loot wrote:Not at all that paving you can buy is crazy
Have you done it yet?
DoD you find yr box with it's selector on it????loot wrote:Not at all that paving you can buy is crazy
Have you done it yet?
Airthies wrote:If I can even get some good pics from all angles that should hopefully help and then I can decide if it's worth getting it or just mod what I've got. Cheers
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loot wrote:Airthies wrote:If I can even get some good pics from all angles that should hopefully help and then I can decide if it's worth getting it or just mod what I've got. Cheers
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OK I'll do my best
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