RMI,EMI, Radio magnetic interference, Electro magnetic interference (my definitions abrevations(SP?) may be wrong for that problem but bleeding signals into the device is the problem Both are caused by ignition wires, pick up, coil feed and spark plug wires, leaking signals into the device
Because you are dropping below the RPM chip when it changes gear - meaning your RPM is falling back and then coming back and triggering again - only thing I can think of other than electrical interference - do you have a time out on that switch so that it can't trigger for a period of time after triggering ??
Because you are dropping below the RPM chip when it changes gear - meaning your RPM is falling back and then coming back and triggering again - only thing I can think of other than electrical interference - do you have a time out on that switch so that it can't trigger for a period of time after triggering ??
just hooked up as normally open and what ever rpm chip is in.Worked fine last year with 6300chip,swapped to 6500 no change.rpm switch and soleniod are mounted on shifter