QTP/Flowtech cutout question
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QTP/Flowtech cutout question
I just recieved my QTP electric cutout, and flowtech cutout. I noticed that there is not a lot of threads on the Flowtech cutout, once the electric valve is in its place.
Did any of you have a problem in this area, or did some locktight and rtv do the trick?
Did any of you have a problem in this area, or did some locktight and rtv do the trick?
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On the cutout I had there was not really enough threads to install the electric cutout. So I just took a die grinder and cut the welds off of the bolts. Then I put some longer bolts in and it worked great. I used some Nylock nuts instead of the loctite.
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How did you guys route the wiring for dual cutouts? That's what I'm trying to figure out. I know there is a dranplu on the passenger side to route up through, but it there one of those on the drivers also? Or should I just bring both wires up on the passenger side?