GENII - Isuzu D-Max - Turbo Diesel 5 Speed - Lock Up Instructions New Loom
GENII - Isuzu D-Max - Turbo Diesel 5 Speed - Lock Up Instructions New Loom
GENII - Isuzu D-Max - Turbo Diesel 5 Speed - Lock Up Instructions New Loom
06/2012 to 2016
3.0L TURBO DIESEL
CUT
CUT
5 AMP
FUSE
Yellow wire to Transmission side of Cut
Carling
Ground Wire
Rocker
must be
Switch connected to
See page 4 a factory
for wiring earthing point MAIN RESISTOR
This MUST be
Black Single mounted to a Metal
wire to Factory Surface due to heat
EARTH
POINT
Multi-
Pin Plug
NOTE: The use of scotch locks, quick connects or other wire connection de-
vices
MUST NOT BE USED.
All wire connections must be soldered and protected with tape or heat shrink.
Switch Diagnostics
When ignition is on, the lower light on the switch will illuminate to
indicate when the start-up check is complete and the system is ready
for use.
Please take care when installing this unit as incorrect wiring may result in damage to the
micro processor controller. Incorrect installation is not covered under warranty.
The Wiring looms are Vehicle Specific, If there are discrepancies DO NOT Install, call for
Advice on 03 9762 8004
Torque Convertor Lock-Up
Manual Control Kit -
Recommended Use
On Road:
For Towing Only, If you are not towing then you will simply not need to use the Lock-Up Manual Control.
Perfect for Towing where you cannot maintain enough speed for the factory lock-up to stay engaged or the
extra weight has a side effect of blocking the lock-up function completely.
The Lock-Up Manual Control can be used as an aid to improve engine braking down steep descent’s while
changing down through the gears manually. This can be used when towing also.
Off Road:
The Lock-Up Manual Control can be used to gain 100% engine braking, eliminating all torque convertor
runaway for steep downhill descent’s in “both” low and high range.
The Lock-Up Manual Control can also be used for beach work where the sand is firm and you are not
going fast enough to have reached a speed that the factory lock-up would normally work. This would aid in
keeping your transmissions temperature low and also may help with fuel economy.
Perfect for the never-ending corrugated roads where once again you cannot maintain enough speed for the
factory lock-up to be maintained. Using your Lock-Up Manual Control under these circumstances would
once again prove to be the best way of keeping your transmission temperature down and aid in improving
your fuel economy.
DO NOT’s
Do not use the Lock-Up Control for crawling over rough terrain
Do not use the Lock-Up Control for uphill climbs or overtaking
Do not use the Lock-Up Control with more than 50% throttle
Do not use the Lock-Up Control on soft sand or mud
The use of the Lock-Up Control under these applications prevents the Torque Convertor from doing it’s job of
multiplying the torque of the engine and from absorbing the shock from the drive train under heavy throttle.
Please remember that if you have the Lock-Up Control engaged and you come to a complete stop, the vehicle
could stall. Always remember to disengage the Lock-Up Control as you are coming to a stop.