boomer1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Northglenn, Co
Ok, I know pictures would help, but no camera.
We have a 1988 Cherokee with a BA10 tranny that has puked. Picked up an AX15 out of a 1990 Cherokee.
Everything has been a direct bolt in, to my surprize!
One issue - on the driver's side of the BA10 tranny is a two prong plug, with a wire going into the harness along the unibody frame. The wire just unpluggs and you see two contact pins. Nothing on the passenger side.
On the AX15 there is a sensor? built into the passenger side of the tranny with a short lead to a two prong plug. The wire doesn't look like it comes off.
Like I said, everything has been a direct bolt in replacement, except for these two plugs. My best guess is that both of them are the switch for the back up lights. I'm guess I can cut them off and splice the wires from one to the other and have it work.
Not really sure, anyone else run into this plug situation when swapping out compairable trannys?
Thanks in advance for any help, it's the last issue I have to figure out.
We have a 1988 Cherokee with a BA10 tranny that has puked. Picked up an AX15 out of a 1990 Cherokee.
Everything has been a direct bolt in, to my surprize!
One issue - on the driver's side of the BA10 tranny is a two prong plug, with a wire going into the harness along the unibody frame. The wire just unpluggs and you see two contact pins. Nothing on the passenger side.
On the AX15 there is a sensor? built into the passenger side of the tranny with a short lead to a two prong plug. The wire doesn't look like it comes off.
Like I said, everything has been a direct bolt in replacement, except for these two plugs. My best guess is that both of them are the switch for the back up lights. I'm guess I can cut them off and splice the wires from one to the other and have it work.
Not really sure, anyone else run into this plug situation when swapping out compairable trannys?
Thanks in advance for any help, it's the last issue I have to figure out.
