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Ashcon Mohseninia edited this page May 15, 2022
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Transmision range selctor (TRRS)
Pinout
The transmission selector has a 10 pin connector. The pinout of that connector is as follows:
Pin
Purpose
1
+12V input
2
W/S selector button output
3
Ground
4
TRRS A
5
TRRS B
6
7
Unknown - Goes to relay box
8
9
TRRS C
10
TRRS D
Logic lines
In the above table, there were 4 pins labelled TRRS. These 4 pins will output either a high or low voltage depending on the shift levers position. The following truth table shows which lines are at a high voltage 1, or a low voltage 0 depending on the shifter position. A high voltage is ~10V, where a low voltage is 0V.