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Raptor Shift Light Probs

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  • Start date Start date Jan 6, 2008

Cruise157

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I've searched and couldn't find anything. I ops tested the raptor shift light back when they were starting out, and got it working on my 02 GT after months of monkeying around with the PCM. I had the car in storage for about 3 years while I was overseas, and when I came back the shift light wasn't working. I'm trying to troubleshoot, but I can't remember how I got it to work in the first place. Where do you guys have it wired into the PCU? I've tried PIN 26 (green and white) and 104 (pink and white) with no luck. It lights up, there is power going to it, but not lighting up at any RPM. I have it set to 3000 RPM with all setting pins down (off).

Any ideas? Help?
 

SaleenGT2001

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http://www.raptorperformance.com/Ford/Mustang/mustang_1999to2004.htm

there you go
 

SaleenGT2001

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all switchs should be off.

sounds like it may have just gone bad
 

4.6andSlicks

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Wow, great instructions. Thanks
I plan to install one in the near future.
 

Cruise157

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Yup... that's how mine is set up. Still doesn't work. *****. I should have bought that 5 year warranty.
 
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Cruise,

If you're using wire taps for the connections, make sure you use the correct size rated for 22 gauge wire (red in color). Some have used the larger ones (blue), and they pierce the wire but don't make good contact with the wire underneath the insulation.
 

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Everything is soldered directly into the wires. I checked the connections and they're still all good.
 
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Cruise157,

Send it in and we'll check it out.

Put attn: Rick on the package.

Thanks.
 
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