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Re: Logic overdrive device citronier.wanadoo.fr)

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Subject: Re: Logic overdrive device citronier.wanadoo.fr)
From: "J.H. Roulleaux" <Jean.Rouleaux@skynet.be>
Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2001 13:24:11 +0100
From:                   "Mike Kitchener" <mikek@wanadoo.fr>
To:                     triumphs@autox.team.net
Date sent:              Fri, 2 Mar 2001 11:28:59 +0100
Subject:                Logic overdrive device
Send reply to:          "Mike Kitchener" <mikek@wanadoo.fr>


Listers
The advert states :
"Logic overdrive switching device . Allows fast overdrive operation . 
Overdrive cannot be left in inadvertently , reducing strain on the 
overdrive . When changing gear with the overdrive left engaged , 
overdrive drops out automatically. Fits all electrically operated 
overdrives ."
The main advantage that I can see is if you need to down-change 
quickly when running in overdrive then the overdrive will cut out and 
stay out .
Also it would be possible to use all seven gears easily from a 
standing start to overdrive top.....could be fun but superfluous ?
All comments welcome .

TIA     
Mike Kitchener
60 TR3A TS 75178
Mike
A friend of mine has this switching device on his TR4.As far as I 
know it has been developped by Neil Revington and it's available 
from Revingtontr. under RTR1001.
I have no experience with overdrives yet ( I just fitted a J type on 
my 6 and only drove around 300 miles) but I heard from people 
stopping with 2nd gear engaged in overdrive and than reversing,not 
good for an overdrive.For that reason I did not mount the 2nd gear 
switch .Understanding that the overdrive pump is operated by the 
propshaft I don't see how it could disengage with the propshaft not 
rotating,but can understand that it will disengage as soon as you 
back up and the pump is resuming pressure. Is that soon enough 
to avoid damage. Big question.
Jean 

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