Need Bottle Heater Installed Pictures
10-01-2008, 05:01 PM
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Need Bottle Heater Installed Pictures Yes I know I'm an ******* but seeing the pictures helps this idiot understand what it is I'm supposed to wind up with. 
I'm looking for the heater installed ON THE BOTTLE, I would like to see the wires and the temperature switch on the bottle.
In other words, how long a length of wire do you leave on the heater so as you can remove and re-install it on your bottle.
Boy I sure hope I am making some sense here.
Thanks guy's / gal's, I appreciate the help.
Bob
I'm looking for the heater installed ON THE BOTTLE, I would like to see the wires and the temperature switch on the bottle.
In other words, how long a length of wire do you leave on the heater so as you can remove and re-install it on your bottle.
Boy I sure hope I am making some sense here.
Thanks guy's / gal's, I appreciate the help.
Bob
10-01-2008, 05:36 PM
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wire lengths depends on your install, leave some slack to move the element around. As far as the temp switch, right off the Bottle nut is where mines at
10-01-2008, 06:30 PM
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Temperature Switch install is good, I was thinking exactly as you said.
Thanks
10-01-2008, 07:00 PM
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Id leave maybe 2ft, I thinks thats about how long mine is, my relay is right below my mount(in spare tire well) so the lead wires off that add to my length.
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10-02-2008, 09:25 AM
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Bob,
Another good idea is to use the weather pack connectors, like the ones we send out with our kits, so you can just disconnect the wires and pull the bottle out with the heater still attached. Just an idea. Thanks.
Nick
Another good idea is to use the weather pack connectors, like the ones we send out with our kits, so you can just disconnect the wires and pull the bottle out with the heater still attached. Just an idea. Thanks.
Nick
Yes I know I'm an ******* but seeing the pictures helps this idiot understand what it is I'm supposed to wind up with.
I'm looking for the heater installed ON THE BOTTLE, I would like to see the wires and the temperature switch on the bottle.
In other words, how long a length of wire do you leave on the heater so as you can remove and re-install it on your bottle.
Boy I sure hope I am making some sense here.
Thanks guy's / gal's, I appreciate the help.
Bob
I'm looking for the heater installed ON THE BOTTLE, I would like to see the wires and the temperature switch on the bottle.
In other words, how long a length of wire do you leave on the heater so as you can remove and re-install it on your bottle.
Boy I sure hope I am making some sense here.
Thanks guy's / gal's, I appreciate the help.
Bob
10-02-2008, 11:36 AM
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yup thats what i used the cold weather packs makes it a lot easier. I was lazy the first time and didnt use them used male and femail connectors and yea they kept on falling out and one actually burnt up for some reason. I gave up threw the weather packs on and it was the best thing i did. Pepboys etc sells the weather packs
10-02-2008, 11:59 AM
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Hi Nick, I have the DynoTune heater. Can you show me the connectors you are talking about? If they will work with my heater, I'll order the connectors from you. I pretty much have the wiring all run, just need to install the proper connectors and wire loom some wires. 
I am not in a rush as we just received word that the new track is going to delay it's opening a week or so.
Bob
I am not in a rush as we just received word that the new track is going to delay it's opening a week or so. Bob
10-02-2008, 12:55 PM
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Hi Nick, I have the DynoTune heater. Can you show me the connectors you are talking about? If they will work with my heater, I'll order the connectors from you. I pretty much have the wiring all run, just need to install the proper connectors and wire loom some wires. I am not in a rush as we just received word that the new track is going to delay it's opening a week or so.
Bob
I am not in a rush as we just received word that the new track is going to delay it's opening a week or so. Bob
Honestly, I never like to turn away a sale but just run to your local auto parts store and they should have them. I don't want to see you pay a lot on shipping for something you can get locally. Here are the connectors I'm talking about...
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop...cat=269&page=1
They are the two little black connectors right above the heater element. There is a male end and a female end and they simply click together just like OEM connectors in your engine bay.
Nick
10-02-2008, 03:48 PM
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Joey just for the sake of asking. Where did you pick up a ground area in the TUB of your C5? I'm thinking the base of my rollbar but I'm VERY concerned about weakening the bar by drilling even the smallest hole into it. 