for those who might want to find the wiring diagram since Holley changed their website around, it is now called "Terminator X Reference Manual" all the way at the bottom of the page under SUPPORT FILES. The diagram he is referencing is on page 35 of that manual.
On your IO tab do you really need to make those 2 inputs??? I’m using the Holley features staging and transbrake launch which makes the inputs for me???? I ask because my brake works but bump does nothing n it’s for sure wired correctly with NOS ssr
yes, because one is the transbrake activation and the other is the bump button. You MUST have 2 separate buttons in order for it to work properly. The bump triggers a timed output which should release the transbrake for a given time to allow the solenoid time to release, move the car, and re-engage. You may have to mess with the times some. Also remember that the level of the movement will vary based on time and engine RPM.
Thanks, this explains what Devon missed in his video
for those who might want to find the wiring diagram since Holley changed their website around, it is now called "Terminator X Reference Manual" all the way at the bottom of the page under SUPPORT FILES.
The diagram he is referencing is on page 35 of that manual.
B 10 connect where on the ssr?? Great video helped alot
Does it matter if I’m using b3 or b10. I’m using b3 but it seems to not have my Transbrake working.
Output 3 B10 G Grey/Black AC Shutdown Ground
On your IO tab do you really need to make those 2 inputs??? I’m using the Holley features staging and transbrake launch which makes the inputs for me???? I ask because my brake works but bump does nothing n it’s for sure wired correctly with NOS ssr
yes, because one is the transbrake activation and the other is the bump button. You MUST have 2 separate buttons in order for it to work properly.
The bump triggers a timed output which should release the transbrake for a given time to allow the solenoid time to release, move the car, and re-engage. You may have to mess with the times some. Also remember that the level of the movement will vary based on time and engine RPM.
Mine term x dont have “staging” why?
are you looking in the right spot?
What’s does pwm
Very nasaly, couldn't follow
Zero help. Waste time