Yes sir.I put one in an 03 sport. Not a big deal if you understand Ohms law and what wires do. A rubi adds complexity. Factory lockers?
Yes sir.I put one in an 03 sport. Not a big deal if you understand Ohms law and what wires do. A rubi adds complexity. Factory lockers?
you have to decide between having the factory lockers to operate off the factory switch but then having a manual torque converter lock up switch. OR wiring the lockers to work off independent switches and have the torque converter lockup controlled by the PCM.Yes sir.
Thanks Lou. Always wondered if it was even doable.you have to decide between having the factory lockers to operate off the factory switch but then having a manual torque converter lock up switch. OR wiring the lockers to work off independent switches and have the torque converter lockup controlled by the PCM.
For an 03-04 the swap can be done semi reasonably by converting the jeep to be an 2002. Rubi adds the additional complexity of the locker switches.Thanks Lou. Always wondered if it was even doable.
Are you able to do a write up on yours since we have mostly matching Jeeps?For an 03-04 the swap can be done semi reasonably by converting the jeep to be an 2002. Rubi adds the additional complexity of the locker switches.
Yes. If work is slow today ill try to get it done.Are you able to do a write up on yours since we have mostly matching Jeeps?
We have always had to.My understanding is you will always need to make or purchase the auto nss harness.
That is more complex than just the switches and making them operate the lockers. The 4low mode signal is sent to the PCM from the t-case switch which trips the 4WD dash light in the cluster. Only then will the locker switches get power to activate the locker pumps.For an 03-04 the swap can be done semi reasonably by converting the jeep to be an 2002. Rubi adds the additional complexity of the locker switches.
I understand that. If you had a Rubi and did what i did to make the 32rh work, you would loose all that functionality. If you wanted the 241 to work with the dash light you need to switch the tcase position switch/pigtail. To get the lockers to work you would need to abandon the OEM switch.That is more complex than just the switches and making them operate the lockers. The 4low mode signal is sent to the PCM from the t-case switch which trips the 4WD dash light in the cluster. Only then will the locker switches get power to activate the locker pumps.
I had no doubt you understood it. Others might not have.I understand that. If you had a Rubi and did what i did to make the 32rh work, you would loose all that functionality. If you wanted the 241 to work with the dash light you need to switch the tcase position switch/pigtail. To get the lockers to work you would need to abandon the OEM switch.
did you ever do a write up on this? I've got an '03, 4.0, NV3550 wanting to change to auto. 32RH seems to be my best route, but having a hard time finding detailed instructions on the swap.Yes. If work is slow today ill try to get it done.
As much as I love the 32RH it'd be easier all the way around if you converted to the 42RLE. You can easily add the external 42RLE control unit to control it and the rest would bolt-in. There's no easy way to have a 2003 control the 32RH torque converter's lock-up circuit that is supposed to engage at cruising speeds.did you ever do a write up on this? I've got an '03, 4.0, NV3550 wanting to change to auto. 32RH seems to be my best route, but having a hard time finding detailed instructions on the swap.
Controlling the TCC was probably the easiest part. The hardest part is mounting. You would have to build a standalone crossmember to mount the transmission in a late model.As much as I love the 32RH it'd be easier all the way around if you converted to the 42RLE. You can easily add the external 42RLE control unit to control it and the rest would bolt-in. There's no easy way to have a 2003 control the 32RH torque converter's lock-up circuit that is supposed to engage at cruising speeds.
Yes its easy to control the TCC manually with an on-off switch but I dunno how to have it done automatically with a 2003 or newer TJ. I'd hate to have to control it with a switch.Controlling the TCC was probably the easiest part. The hardest part is mounting. You would have to build a standalone crossmember to mount the transmission in a late model.
A 2002 pcm and adding a wire in the pcm connector to go to the solenoid. If my memory serves me right the pcm switches ground and the power is tied into the evap purge solenoid.Yes its easy to control the TCC manually with an on-off switch but I dunno how to have it done automatically with a 2003 or newer TJ. I'd hate to have to control it with a switch.
Good to know a 2002 PCM will work in a 2003. And thus maybe in a 2004 too.A 2002 pcm and adding a wire in the pcm connector to go to the solenoid. If my memory serves me right the pcm switches ground and the power is tied into the evap purge solenoid.
To run a 2002 pcm you also need a 3 wire oil pressure sensor which requires splicing into a 5v and return circuit. Don’t use scotch locks.
An auto pcm from any year with a coil rail and mini cats should work. Not sure if that started in 00 or 01. I agree 03-04 should work this way. 05-06…. goodluck.Good to know a 2002 PCM will work in a 2003. And thus maybe in a 2004 too.