is there a way to test the lock up on a 200-4r?

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Too bad :shock: , I guess this means it`s time to get one 😀
No better excuse to give the wife/girlfriend to spend money on the GP
deanlemans81
 
deanlemans81 said:
Too bad :shock: , I guess this means it`s time to get one 😀
No better excuse to give the wife/girlfriend to spend money on the GP
deanlemans81
:rofl: single and forever alone its seams like
 
so i bought a tach today and installed it. its not locking up. does anyone know what the wiring diagram for it would be?
 
deanlemans81 said:
Too bad :shock: , I guess this means it`s time to get one 😀
No better excuse to give the wife/girlfriend to spend money on the GP
deanlemans81

do they know about each other?... :shock:

If you put power to the A terminal it should lock up
 
hahahah nope single as they come. what one is the A terminal?? and would it have to be at speed?? or would it lock up sitting??
 
i got under the car today and took the connecter out and put a ground on termanl D and 12 volts to termal A and it made a clicking sound. so im guessing if i run a 12v w/fuse to termanal A and run a ground from termanal D to inside the car with a toggle switch i could lock it up in any gear if i wanted to?
i found this online about a 700r4 and i guess its the same hook up as a 200-4r from what i have read.
According to the instructions that came wtih my 700 regarding the connector on the trans:
Terminal A takes 12v fused power
Terminal B is not used
Terminal C no pin present in many 700s
Terminal D takes an optional, manual locking switch

If using a Bosch relay, which is suggested, wire the relay as follows
Terminal 30 takes a fused 12v switched power source, on w IGN
Terminal 85 goes to ground
Terminal 86 is spliced into your brake light
Terminal 87 is not used
Terminal 87a connects to Terminal A on the trans

If using a vacuum switch, splice it inline with 87a that goes to terminal A

I like the idea of automatic lockup over a vacuum switch, in which case a GM style brake switch can be used to interrupt the power going to Terminal A on the trans, otherwise

If you want a manual lockup switch, to lock the trans for towing etc, splice it between with the wire that goes to Terminal D from Terminal A

The pinout of the 4-pin connector on the trans is usually as follows
Terminals A and B are ajacent to the locking tab and face the front of the vehicle, Terminal D is next to, or behind Terminal A, Terminal C, at the 2:00 position, is blank towards the rear of the vehicle.
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