I have a 92se ve auto. was wondering if anyone can help me find the transmission resistor plug and maybe a description of what it looks like. I looked in the chilton manual and I cant find anywhere where it says anything about it. Thanks

 

unless it's broken don't mess w/ it thinking that i'll give you firmer shifts and etc.

 

IIRC, you are referring to the dropping resistor. Unplugging it will cause very high line pressure in your transmission. This will lead to much faster shifts and a quick death for your transmission. I don't recommend messing with it.

 

whats IIRC mean again??? and I still haven't got an answer on its location or description of what it looks like, if anyone knows, thanks!

 

It's under the factory intake/filter box on the driver's side wheel well. it's a small metal square piece with JECS stamped on the top.

 

thanks

 

anyone got a good used tranny resistor?
i dread spending 80 bucks on a special order from the dealer.

 

find anyone in the classifieds section with an automatic they're parting out.

 

its the long skinny rectangle metal thing that connects to a 2 wire harness on the strut tower? like 4 inches long and 1/2" wide 1/2" tall

 

yes.........

 

I heard this fawks up the tranny uber quickly

 

I have one if anyone needs it. Make me an offer I can't refuse!!!!

davidportanova@hotmail.com

David

 

ill send you an email

 

I know this is an old thread but what the heck.

Does anyone know if David's 92 se tranny resistor will be compatible with my 89 se transmission?