Tractive Technology AUTO-BLiP User manual

2008-22 Dodge Challenger
Customer collaboration (not verified by Auto-Blip)
Version 1.2

Auto-Blip Power (12v) and Ground wire tap installation (Ignition must be off
during installation!)
•Locate OBD2 port
•Connect Auto-Blip White wire to car’s wire at pin #16
•Connect Auto-Blip Black wire to car’s wire at pin #4
•You may need to loosen/detach the OBD2 port to
better reach wires (rear of port)
Connect to 16 (12v) & 4 (Ground)
Attention: Diagrams may or may not match all 2008-22 model year cars

Auto-Blip Accelerator pedal wire tap installation (Ignition must be off during
installation!)
•Locate accelerator pedal sensor (at or near
pedal)
•Connect Auto-Blip Red wire to either 2 or 5
on the diagram (no specific order)
•Connect Auto-Blip Green wire to remaining of
2 or 5 (no specific order)
2012 Challenger

Auto-Blip Break pedal signal wire tap installation (Ignition must be off
during installation!)
Brake pedal connection:
•Locate brake pedal sensor/switch on the break pedal assembly (see
diagram on the left; may be same/different in your car)
•Connect Auto-Blip Blue wire to the brake light signal wire. We
believe it is the middle wire, but it has not been confirmed by us, so
you must test (see below).
•Use a voltage meter to find the wire with a signal that changes
voltage when you press the brake pedal
•When measuring the signals, we suggest turning the ignition on
(do not start the engine) so there is power on the electronics
Pic of actual
brake pedal
sensor
Pic of brake
pedal sensor
harness (tap
into one of
these wires)
Plugs
here

Auto-Blip Clutch pedal signal wire tap installation (Ignition must be off
during installation!)
Clutch pedal connection:
•Locate clutch safety interlock switch. This switch is activated at the bottom of the
clutch pedal travel (see Pic 3 bellow/left; may be same/different in your car)
•Connect Auto-Blip Yellow wire to the signal wire that allows your car to start the
engine when you press the pedal. See diagram below. We believe the middle wire is
the correct wire, but it has not been confirmed by us, so you must test (see below).
•Use a voltage meter to find the wire with a signal that changes voltage when you
press the brake pedal
•When measuring the signals, we suggest turning the ignition on (do not start the
engine) so there is power on the electronics
*
* Wire color may vary depending on year (YL/OR)
Pic 3

How it works:

Calibration process

Calibration process

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