3D question

[hawkeye]

I checked the 12 volt wire and it reads good with a meter. Everywhere that that wire goes.

 

[hawkeye]

I'll do some more checking on that coin door harness tomorrow

 

[silvereagle]

Man, I'm sorry, I'm out of ideas here

 

[hawkeye]

I'm very basic on the electrical I got a guy that's pretty smart going to come over here tomorrow maybe and check it out. Fabrication wise Machinist related easy money for me like I said very basic on electrical.

 

[hawkeye]

I pulled off the coin door and I did find a problem

 

[silvereagle]

Yep that will do it.

 

[hawkeye]

Still no gas pedal. Depending on where I hook up the 5 volts to the switch which terminal I use that either gives it 5 volts all the time and then you press the switch and it kills it or if I hook it up to the other terminal on the switch it's got nothing until you push the switch and then it's 5 volts. Test mode gas pedal goes from 5 to 4 when pressed. I'm wondering if there's a specific ground for the gas pedal that it's maybe not getting the signal back to the board?

 

[silvereagle]

Have you tried taking 1 ground straight from the PCB or filter board to the gas pedal? I've had all sorts of weird issues like that on my Chase hq where the start button and gas pedal wouldn't work. The wiring is very similar. I have a complete wire harness for a Continental circuit in my parts room. I'll dig it out this afternoon and have a look to see where the ground for the gas pedal switch is connected, but I would try my suggestion to rule that out.

 

[hawkeye]

Have you tried taking 1 ground straight from the PCB or filter board to the gas pedal? I've had all sorts of weird issues like that on my Chase hq where the start button and gas pedal wouldn't work. The wiring is very similar. I have a complete wire harness for a Continental circuit in my parts room. I'll dig it out this afternoon and have a look to see where the ground for the gas pedal switch is connected, but I would try my suggestion to rule that out.

I want to say it's either number 30 29 or 20 on the filter board and that's supposed to come from I think either 2 28 27 or lower case f on the Jamma harness

 

[hawkeye]

No luck with the grounds

 

[hawkeye]

I had to set the dip switch for upright not cockpit even though I have a cockpit and stupid gas pedal started working.

 

[Kabutoron]

I had to set the dip switch for upright not cockpit even though I have a cockpit and stupid gas pedal started working.

I've been messing around with my pedal all night. Changing the dip switch to upright (even though I have a cockpit) got the car to move forward. How did you end up having the pedal wired? There are at least three wires coming off the board (11, 12, and 13) that change the acceleration value. Not sure which one to connect to which terminal on the pedal.