High idle switch not functioning

[kpeterson0124v]

I recently got my high idle switch and so far install went easy everything seems to be of decent quality, however. It will kick on the 3cyl warmup when put in 6cyl mode and nothing happens in 3cyl mode. Any input? I watched a video on it and the IAT and ECT switch to the correct numbers and the led is the correct color but it doesn't do what it should be doing. Any help on this? Thanks @Mopar1973Man

[Me78569]

Are you keying off for 10 seconds between mode selection?

 

Are you ensuring you are not moving to 3 cyl mode prior to 6 cyl mode?

 

The ecm holds on to the lowest temp mode until key off, you cannot switch between 3 and 6 mode without keying off for 10 seconds.

Edited October 6, 2019 by Me78569

[kpeterson0124v]

I will definitely mess with it more tommorow morning, thought I'd get some insight before I messed with it more. Thank you for the info I didn't know that. 

Edited October 6, 2019 by kpeterson0124v

[Me78569]

Heres the user manual.

 

 

 

 

[Mopar1973Man]

If you select a mode of operation the ECM will continue that operation till the engine is shut down. So its not possible to start on 3 CYL mode and then flip to 6 CYL it will not change operation. You must shut off the engine and wait roughly 10 seconds and now select the new mode of operation then start again.

[kpeterson0124v]

So I double checked all my connections and tried waiting longer before starting the engine and it works good now. Thank you for the info guys I didn't realize I had to select a mode, then wait 10seconds before keying on. Works awesome ?

[Mopar1973Man]

Yeah once a mode is selected it remains for that key cycle. They other catch is you can start on 6 CYL and then select 3 CYL and it will flip. But no way back to 6 CYL unless you shut down for at least 10 second and re-select a new mode. 

 

If you even select 6 CYL it will follow last set mode if its 3 CYL.

 

Normal Idle -> 6 CYL -> 3 CYL       (No way back up the tree again - Shutdown required)

Edited October 6, 2019 by Mopar1973Man