How to connect my DCCD??

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How to connect my DCCD??

Post by guyph_01 » Fri May 25, 2012 10:31 am

Hi,

It took me a while but i finally got the a dccd in my box and ready to wire it up.
Only thing i can't figure out is, For the dccd-pro controller, the manual says that the black and green wire go to the dccd box but on the dccd box i have both wires that come out are black. How to i know which wire goes to which?
Does it mater?

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Post by Gannon » Fri May 25, 2012 5:22 pm

Its just a magnetic coil so I doubt it matters
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Post by H-top » Sat May 26, 2012 8:03 pm

it really matters, ive been told be an importer that a guy put a DCCD box in a car and got the polarity wrong, it locked at 100kmh, shattering everything.

i had the whole gearbox loom for mine....... wiring diagram for the car? im not sure if all 5spd DCCD's are the same with wiring
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Post by Gannon » Sat May 26, 2012 10:52 pm

How would it matter what speed the car is doing? At any speed, as long as the fronts are turning the same speed as the rear, so if it engaged, nothing would happen.
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Post by niterida » Sat May 26, 2012 11:46 pm

H-top wrote:it really matters, ive been told be an importer that a guy put a DCCD box in a car and got the polarity wrong, it locked at 100kmh, shattering everything.

i had the whole gearbox loom for mine....... wiring diagram for the car? im not sure if all 5spd DCCD's are the same with wiring
Yeah I call BS on this - if it happened to you first hand I may take some notice of it but "an importer told me of a guy........" :rolleyes:

It is just an on/off magnetic coil - it shouldn't care which way the current is travelling.

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Post by RSR 555 » Sun May 27, 2012 5:05 pm

Gannon wrote:How would it matter what speed the car is doing? At any speed, as long as the fronts are turning the same speed as the rear, so if it engaged, nothing would happen.
Very true unless the so called guy was an idiot and didn't have the correct ratio rear diff to match.. then he deserves to have it blow it up :D
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