Dean from Dyno Tune, come on in please!
07-01-2005, 01:21 AM
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Dean from Dyno Tune, come on in please! I got ur call today...sorry I was working (I work 2nd shift).
Anyway ur message said u replied to my question about the blue wire for ur switch gauge...I couldn't find it. So please tell me in this thread what that damn wire is for, please.
Another question...the blue wire on the plug for the relay...on ur dry EFI kit...is it for anything?
One more...the solenoid had 2 black wires, which one is for ground and which one is for the relay?
Anyway ur message said u replied to my question about the blue wire for ur switch gauge...I couldn't find it. So please tell me in this thread what that damn wire is for, please.
Another question...the blue wire on the plug for the relay...on ur dry EFI kit...is it for anything?
One more...the solenoid had 2 black wires, which one is for ground and which one is for the relay?
07-01-2005, 08:38 AM
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Tried to give you a ring this morning but got your voice mail again. Let me try to answer your questions.
The nitrous arming switch in the switch center replaces the nitrous arming switch with the kit. So the blue wire from the switch center will go to the micro switch at the bottom location shown in the directions.
For your application the blue wire from the relay is not needed.
One more...the solenoid had 2 black wires, which one is for ground and which one is for the relay? Does not matter – use either one
If you need more info just drop me a PM or post a good time to get a hold of you and we will be glad to help you out!
Good luck and enjoy!
Dean
The nitrous arming switch in the switch center replaces the nitrous arming switch with the kit. So the blue wire from the switch center will go to the micro switch at the bottom location shown in the directions.
For your application the blue wire from the relay is not needed.
One more...the solenoid had 2 black wires, which one is for ground and which one is for the relay? Does not matter – use either one
If you need more info just drop me a PM or post a good time to get a hold of you and we will be glad to help you out!
Good luck and enjoy!
Dean
07-01-2005, 10:35 AM
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yeah, sorry about that. for some reason my phone doesn't charge when it's on so that's why it straight to voicemail.
thank u so much for ur info...I should be finished with the setup today!
thank u so much for ur info...I should be finished with the setup today!
