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    #16
    I was unaware I was being a smartass. Sorry.

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      #17
      Tuning software like Hondata and Neptune can figure out which gear you're in based on the rpm and vehicle speed sensor input.

      It may be possible to get that information from the ECU and display it somwhere, probably a hassle though.

      But you could (if you knew what you were doing) Design a stand-alone circuit which takes the rpm and vehicle speed signals and does some math processing and spits out what gear you're in.. probably a fairly simple project for your average arduino geek. sadly im not.

      If you wanted to go old school you could even do the same thing with discreet logic, transistors, shift registers,74XX gates etc etc.

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        #18
        You could probably even halfass it by putting switches in areas that would come in contact with the shift lever when in each gear. The lever is in a specific location for each gear.






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          #19
          Originally posted by F22Chris View Post
          I was unaware I was being a smartass. Sorry.
          No im sorry sir and I thank you for your answer

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