yet another skip shift thread...
#1
yet another skip shift thread...
so, skip shift has almost caused me to get rear ended 3 times now in less than 2 months.... i won't go into how dumb it is or how much i hate it, i just want to disable it.. from what I've read here, looks like just about 'any' tuner will do the trick. if that's not the case lemme know.. I'm not crazy about spending $379 on a tuner, but I haven't seen any other options... so I guess my question is, will 'any' tuner do this?? i really don't plan on any mods or bolt on's so I don't really need a 'fancy' tuner.. is the Bama tuner the best way to go??
TIA.
TIA.
#2
so, skip shift has almost caused me to get rear ended 3 times now in less than 2 months.... i won't go into how dumb it is or how much i hate it, i just want to disable it.. from what I've read here, looks like just about 'any' tuner will do the trick. if that's not the case lemme know.. I'm not crazy about spending $379 on a tuner, but I haven't seen any other options... so I guess my question is, will 'any' tuner do this?? i really don't plan on any mods or bolt on's so I don't really need a 'fancy' tuner.. is the Bama tuner the best way to go??
TIA.
TIA.
Honestly I know $379 isn't cheap, but I personally think you'll love the other qualities that tune will bring to the table along with disabling skip shift as well.
#3
Get the SCT tuner with a bama or brenspeed custom tune and ask them specifically to disable skip shift for you in their tunes.
Honestly I know $379 isn't cheap, but I personally think you'll love the other qualities that tune will bring to the table along with disabling skip shift as well.
Honestly I know $379 isn't cheap, but I personally think you'll love the other qualities that tune will bring to the table along with disabling skip shift as well.
Thanks again!
#5
Yeah, just reach up the passenger side of the transmission, hunt for a little two-wire connector near the top of the side, and unplug that sucker. Voila, skip shift is disabled! It's been proven to not throw a MIL.
#6
Everything I read says to just unplug the connector and wrap the plugs in electrical tape to protect them from the weather. Still shows the skip shift on the dash but no solenoid action.
Also, if the skip shift is such a problem, do as I do, hold first gear for a bit longer and shift above 20 mph. On mine, if the clutch is depressed at 15 mph, it skip shifts, after 20 mph, no problem. Try it to see where the point of no skip shift is on your car and shift after that.
Whenever it does a skip shift on me, I feel like I am driving like an old man......lol......even though I am approaching that point in real life.
Also, if the skip shift is such a problem, do as I do, hold first gear for a bit longer and shift above 20 mph. On mine, if the clutch is depressed at 15 mph, it skip shifts, after 20 mph, no problem. Try it to see where the point of no skip shift is on your car and shift after that.
Whenever it does a skip shift on me, I feel like I am driving like an old man......lol......even though I am approaching that point in real life.
#7
Where exactly is the skip shift light? I have yet to see mine. 600 miles on the car and I think I've only had skip shift happen to me once. I've purposely tried to get it to come on just for the hell of it and it doesn't.
#8
It comes up as a statement in the info center of the dash. It is there briefly and you really have to watch for it. It seems to have so many variables.....I see that quick acceleration to 15/17 mph does not cause it ans also a rreeaall ssllooww acceleration will not cause it to happen. A friend drove mine for about 15 miles thru town and never got it to engage and he was trying to.....
#9
My SkipS*** no longer gives me forced feedback. I think it is from adaptive learning, such that when it flashed on my tach message board, I just forced it into 2nd gear anyway.
The resistance was there from SkpiS***, but it was not impossible to throw it into 2nd.
After awhile, the resistance disappeared; I think the ECU's adaptive learning just disabled it knowing I was going to thrown into 2nd regardless, and it no longer gives me any resistance anymore, even when SkipS*** flashes on my tach.
The resistance was there from SkpiS***, but it was not impossible to throw it into 2nd.
After awhile, the resistance disappeared; I think the ECU's adaptive learning just disabled it knowing I was going to thrown into 2nd regardless, and it no longer gives me any resistance anymore, even when SkipS*** flashes on my tach.
#10
Also, make sure the problem is actually the skip-shift feature. It's only skip-shift if it actually displays it's happening in the message center. There are a slew of tranny shifting issues with the MT82... many with grinding gears or an inability to shift into gears... NOT necessarily related to skip-shift.
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