paddle shift
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paddle shift
hi guys
my paddle shift is not working
my upshift works but down shift doesnt..
i cant downshift using the gear leaver but not with the paddle shift..
i'v changed the paddles with new oem items but still the downshift does not work..
does anything have any idea?
my paddle shift is not working
my upshift works but down shift doesnt..
i cant downshift using the gear leaver but not with the paddle shift..
i'v changed the paddles with new oem items but still the downshift does not work..
does anything have any idea?
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he siad he can downshift with shift gear, just not paddle. check ur wire connections to see if they are plugged in all the way.. if yes... take it to a dealership to get it checked out.
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If you know how to use a multi-meter, you can check the paddle/switch itself by first checking to see if there is a signal (voltage) going to the paddle. If there is, trigger the paddle isolating and check if the signal passes through the switch. You can verify if the paddle is defective by isolating the paddle/switch (unplugging all wires to paddle) and check for continuity while triggering the paddle.
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If you know how to use a multi-meter, you can check the paddle/switch itself by first checking to see if there is a signal (voltage) going to the paddle. If there is, trigger the paddle isolating and check if the signal passes through the switch. You can verify if the paddle is defective by isolating the paddle/switch (unplugging all wires to paddle) and check for continuity while triggering the paddle.
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#11
If you do not have voltage going to the paddle/switch then it could be a fuse but one paddle is working. If there is no voltage to the switch and the fuse is good I think it may be time to have a Tech look at it. This circuit is interlocked with the trans and engine cpu as not to allow the trans to downshift if the RPMs are too high.
Just a guess, but I would think the paddle/switch is bad (Mechanical parts are first to fail).
Koz
Just a guess, but I would think the paddle/switch is bad (Mechanical parts are first to fail).
Koz
#12
If you do not have voltage going to the paddle/switch then it could be a fuse but one paddle is working. If there is no voltage to the switch and the fuse is good I think it may be time to have a Tech look at it. This circuit is interlocked with the trans and engine cpu as not to allow the trans to downshift if the RPMs are too high.
Just a guess, but I would think the paddle/switch is bad (Mechanical parts are first to fail).
Koz
Just a guess, but I would think the paddle/switch is bad (Mechanical parts are first to fail).
Koz
but i have replaced it with new paddles and still the same..
it has to be the wiring..
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