Dakota Digital GSS-2000 - Universal Gear Shift Sending Unit

Description: Product Features The GSS-2000 consists of three main components; the sensor, decoder, and mounting brackets. The sensor mounts to the transmission and converts the transmission linkage arm position into an electrical signal. The decoder converts the electric signal from the sensor into specific output(s) for the respective display/readout as well as provides the neutral safety and reverse-light outputs. The individual gear-position outputs are selectable for positive or negative signals. The mounting brackets attach the sensor to the transmission housing and linkage arm. You can use as many or as few features as your application requires. Installation In a typical installation, the sensor mounts to the side of the transmission using two pan bolts. A stamped aluminum lever will attach to the transmission detent shaft, and a 1/8” rod connects the machined sensor arm to the lever; this allows the sensor arm to move as the transmission is shifted through the gears. Each gear will correspond to a different position for the sensor arm. The location of Park does not matter, nor does the direction the sensor arm turns going from Park to Low. Once the Decoder has been programmed, it will read all of the gears correctly and remember their positions. If a Kugel or Lokar adjustable shifter is being used, you will need a Kugel nut to attach the sensor to the shift linkage. KN-3 (standard thread) and KN-4 (metric) Kugel nuts are available from Dakota Digital, Inc. When properly adjusted, the sensor arm will use most of its range of motion. If the sweep is too short, the decoder may have trouble distinguishing each gear. As the transmission is shifted through all of the gears, the sensor arm should not hit either of its stops, bind or get ‘hung up’. If the typical mounting location for the sensor will not work, the sensor can be mounted anywhere that will allow the sensor arm to move as the gear shift selector moves. The sensor arm can attach the transmission linkage, shifter and anywhere in between. A universal mounting plate is included to make custom fabrication easier. This plate has several mounting holes for the sensor, but no holes for mounting the plate to the transmission. To use this plate, first determine the best mounting location on your transmission, then mark and drill holes into the universal plate to secure it. In most instances the entire length of the plate will not be needed and it can be cut down using a hack saw or metal shears.

Price: 115.99 USD

Location: Amelia Court House, Virginia

End Time: 2024-09-25T15:19:52.000Z

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