Paddle shift 4runner project
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So it's done besides everything being in a temporary enclosure. The board works, the logic works, the dimmer works, it should shift gears, so it shouldn't be long until it can see it's first real test drive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=B2_v3mnZ9Ko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=B2_v3mnZ9Ko
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Wow looks amazing! So jealous, my uncle just got a 3D printer at work...perhaps you can commandeer one of those and make a custom encloser! When am I going to have this baby burning tires in my rig?O
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Closer. Got the paddles hooked up, now I just need to hook it to the shift solenoids and it's finally done.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkAhR...yer_detailpage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkAhR...yer_detailpage
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Well he said perhaps removing the cruise
Control but was never sold on it! Thus why I'm Asking...Wondering of the cruise is still there because clearly that has been removed! Maybe move
It down towards the ECT button
Control but was never sold on it! Thus why I'm Asking...Wondering of the cruise is still there because clearly that has been removed! Maybe move
It down towards the ECT button
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just some FYI, you can get an OEM switch for that location that looks nicer for around $6 IIRC. I got a few of them a long time ago. They are nice switches that support up to ~20A and have a light on them to tell you when they are on as well. Something you might look into.