1998 Honda Accord - P1739
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Ok thanks Everyone, I have a digital Fluke meter, so I am sure it goes to like 100 Mohms.
Well, this is beyond my capabilities now, so will be taking it to the tranny shop!
better to spend $2000 on a tranny than get a used car for the same price and never know what problems will pop up...
Well, this is beyond my capabilities now, so will be taking it to the tranny shop!
better to spend $2000 on a tranny than get a used car for the same price and never know what problems will pop up...
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I've got a Fluke 179 & max is 50 M-ohms.
Still, we are talking about a switch, so if it is operating perfectly the resistance SHOULD measure open-circuit. The specification for some finite resistance is to allow a less-than-perfect switch to be acceptable.
Still, we are talking about a switch, so if it is operating perfectly the resistance SHOULD measure open-circuit. The specification for some finite resistance is to allow a less-than-perfect switch to be acceptable.
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