G35Driver - Infiniti G35 & G37 Forum Discussion
Now we need to open up the casing for the TCM. I just used two thin flathead screwdrivers to slowly go all around and pry open the edges. Go slowly and be careful not to break the tabs off. There are 3 or 4 tabs located towards the center of the case as well. Just keep slowly prying and pulling til u get the case to fully open.
Now we need to open up the casing for the TCM. I just used two thin flathead screwdrivers to slowly go all around and pry open the edges. Go slowly and be careful not to break the tabs off. There are 3 or 4 tabs located towards the center of the case as well. Just keep slowly prying and pulling til u get the case to fully open.
0 2020/07/28 15:28:32
Once fully open, go ahead and inspect the contact for the front brake solenoid. It is the one in the very middle. Here is mine and you can see that its broken. If you inspect yours and dont find a broken connection, then maybe your front brake solenoid did fail. Just go ahead and replace it I guess. But if its broken...lets fix it!
Once fully open, go ahead and inspect the contact for the front brake solenoid. It is the one in the very middle. Here is mine and you can see that its broken. If you inspect yours and dont find a broken connection, then maybe your front brake solenoid did fail. Just go ahead and replace it I guess. But if its broken...lets fix it!
0 2020/07/28 15:37:39
What we need to do is solder it. But the solder doesnt stick at all to the metal because of the silver coating on the metal. You need to lightly sand off the top silver coating until the copper color underneath is exposed. U can use a small file or some fine sandpaper. I used my dremel with a fine grinding bit on the tip. Anyway, remove the silver coating off of the areas you are going to solder. Then the solder will stick to it really well.
What we need to do is solder it. But the solder doesnt stick at all to the metal because of the silver coating on the metal. You need to lightly sand off the top silver coating until the copper color underneath is exposed. U can use a small file or some fine sandpaper. I used my dremel with a fine grinding bit on the tip. Anyway, remove the silver coating off of the areas you are going to solder. Then the solder will stick to it really well.
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I soldered mine and even added a few strands of copper wire on top of the whole thing. Thats just in case the solder ever does break at the same point, at least power can still flow through the wire to the solenoid. Dont make your solder repair too bulky or you wont be able to push the contact back down into its slot or snap the TCM casing back on. And obviously, make sure the solder isnt touching the contact next to it.
I soldered mine and even added a few strands of copper wire on top of the whole thing. Thats just in case the solder ever does break at the same point, at least power can still flow through the wire to the solenoid. Dont make your solder repair too bulky or you wont be able to push the contact back down into its slot or snap the TCM casing back on. And obviously, make sure the solder isnt touching the contact next to it.
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