Hi Dimitri. From the schematic, it looks like the PDWA switch makes a
connection to ground when it is de-centralised. You could check for low
resistance with an Ohm-meter between the switch connector and ground. Or,
see if a test light between +12V and the switch connector lights up. Either
would show it is de-centralised.
How's the weather in Belgium?
- Hugh Fader
> On my '70 TR6 i have a PDWA piston installed. The only
> problem is, this thing
> isn't connected electricaly, so i can't see on my dash if the
> PDWA shuttle is
> de-centralised.
>
> I'm going to try to connect the electrical socket on the piston to my
> electrical tester to see if this thing is making contact.
>
> Can anyone tell me :
> 1. When the PDWA is de-centralised, does the shuttle make
> contact or just not
> ?
> 2. Does anyone know how to connect this thing ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dimitri Huygen, Belgium
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