Taglane
05-14-2009, 11:07 AM
I'm sure most people here know how to do it, but just for the select few (like me) who have no clue, there is a way to remove GM's annoying Skip-Shift feature in an half-hour for only 7 bucks.:eek:
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This will remove the so called 1st to 4th shift.
You can purchase a prewired module from Stealth V Engineering for a few bucks that is just a snap in module (no tape, no soldering required). Go to http://www.stealthv.com/index.htm for details.
Or you can take the manly way and follow the guide below.:lol:
Instructions to do this without the Kit
I wrote these instructions and took the pictures myself after following the "raw" instructions worked for a while, and then the resistor fell out when the weather got hot. This is a very easy and very elegant way to remove the CAGS without paying 30-40 bucks. Its cheap ($7), it will work on your car, and if you are in anyway handy, you can do this with NO PROBLEM.
What you will need
"Conduct tite" brand Part number 85307 (I got this at my local pep boys- $2.99)-Weatherpack Housing Connector (male)
"Conduct tite" brand Part number 85317 (I got this at my local pep boys- $2.99)-Weather pack Inserts
2.2K ohm 1/2 watt resistors- Radio Shack part number 271-1121 (Price = 99 cents)
Method to get under your car (I recommend rhino ramps or a jack)
Soldering Iron (optional)
Duct tape or electrical tape
Plyers
1. Take the male pin connectors (P/N 85307) and insert the resistor into one pin from the pack
2. Using the plyers collapse the portions of the pin around the wire of the resistor
3. Add solder if you like to make the connection extra strong
4. Do the same to the other side of the resistor using another pin from the pack
More at the Link (http://www.cadillacfaq.com/faq/answers/cags/index.html)
:thumbsup:
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This will remove the so called 1st to 4th shift.
You can purchase a prewired module from Stealth V Engineering for a few bucks that is just a snap in module (no tape, no soldering required). Go to http://www.stealthv.com/index.htm for details.
Or you can take the manly way and follow the guide below.:lol:
Instructions to do this without the Kit
I wrote these instructions and took the pictures myself after following the "raw" instructions worked for a while, and then the resistor fell out when the weather got hot. This is a very easy and very elegant way to remove the CAGS without paying 30-40 bucks. Its cheap ($7), it will work on your car, and if you are in anyway handy, you can do this with NO PROBLEM.
What you will need
"Conduct tite" brand Part number 85307 (I got this at my local pep boys- $2.99)-Weatherpack Housing Connector (male)
"Conduct tite" brand Part number 85317 (I got this at my local pep boys- $2.99)-Weather pack Inserts
2.2K ohm 1/2 watt resistors- Radio Shack part number 271-1121 (Price = 99 cents)
Method to get under your car (I recommend rhino ramps or a jack)
Soldering Iron (optional)
Duct tape or electrical tape
Plyers
1. Take the male pin connectors (P/N 85307) and insert the resistor into one pin from the pack
2. Using the plyers collapse the portions of the pin around the wire of the resistor
3. Add solder if you like to make the connection extra strong
4. Do the same to the other side of the resistor using another pin from the pack
More at the Link (http://www.cadillacfaq.com/faq/answers/cags/index.html)
:thumbsup: