I just ordered my tw chip and i am wondering how to install it before it gets here.
Thanks
-kord
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( totalled)white and turquise 96 with 175,000 miles. 4 in lift with 16 in welds and 35 in bfgs. 5in straight pipe exhaust, twildman 4 postion, pyro and boost gauges, diy tymar, Built Tranny. new turck white 96 130,000, 4 in lift, 35 in tires, 4 exhaust, intake, gauges, tw 4position and built tranny
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( totalled)white and turquise 96 with 175,000 miles. 4 in lift with 16 in welds and 35 in bfgs. 5in straight pipe exhaust, twildman 4 postion, pyro and boost gauges, diy tymar, Built Tranny. new turck white 96 130,000, 4 in lift, 35 in tires, 4 exhaust, intake, gauges, tw 4position and built tranny
On the tw, where do i route the cord for the switch?
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( totalled)white and turquise 96 with 175,000 miles. 4 in lift with 16 in welds and 35 in bfgs. 5in straight pipe exhaust, twildman 4 postion, pyro and boost gauges, diy tymar, Built Tranny. new turck white 96 130,000, 4 in lift, 35 in tires, 4 exhaust, intake, gauges, tw 4position and built tranny
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On the tw, where do i route the cord for the switch?
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Depends on where you want to mount the switch...I mounted mine on the dash right next to the "Diesel Idiot Light Pod" (Wait to start, fuel filter etc...)...I just drilled a hole in the middle of that plastic square and mounted the switch. Ran the wire under the dash and into the cavity behind the e-brake where the chip plugs into the PCM using zip ties to secure it.
Ok thats what i was thinking but wanted some other feed back before i did it.
Thanks
-kord
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( totalled)white and turquise 96 with 175,000 miles. 4 in lift with 16 in welds and 35 in bfgs. 5in straight pipe exhaust, twildman 4 postion, pyro and boost gauges, diy tymar, Built Tranny. new turck white 96 130,000, 4 in lift, 35 in tires, 4 exhaust, intake, gauges, tw 4position and built tranny
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