Bottle wiring harness disconnect?
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Bottle wiring harness disconnect? Hi all
Im almost done my nitrous install, but was wondering what you guys use for disconencting all the bottle accessories.
I have a dynotune bottle heater, dynotune digital pressure gauge, dynotune bottle opener. Basicly there are about 5 wires going to the bottle now along with the digital gauge harness.
How do you guys wire it up for quick refills by removing the bottle.
Im almost done my nitrous install, but was wondering what you guys use for disconencting all the bottle accessories.
I have a dynotune bottle heater, dynotune digital pressure gauge, dynotune bottle opener. Basicly there are about 5 wires going to the bottle now along with the digital gauge harness.
How do you guys wire it up for quick refills by removing the bottle.
I have those accessories, really the only thing I do is disconnect the two wires to the pressure switch (female spade connectors), disconnect the Mainline with a -4 wingnut (or the dynotune -4 mainline wingnut), unvelcro the heater and unscrew the opener head (one knurled screw).
Its pretty painless.
The remote pressure sending unit, I have on a -4 Swivel adapter and that stays with the mainline so you do not have to move it (and it works with your spare bottles).
Its pretty painless.
The remote pressure sending unit, I have on a -4 Swivel adapter and that stays with the mainline so you do not have to move it (and it works with your spare bottles).
Originally Posted by Beer99C5
I have those accessories, really the only thing I do is disconnect the two wires to the pressure switch (female spade connectors), disconnect the Mainline with a -4 wingnut (or the dynotune -4 mainline wingnut), unvelcro the heater and unscrew the opener head (one knurled screw).
Its pretty painless.
The remote pressure sending unit, I have on a -4 Swivel adapter and that stays with the mainline so you do not have to move it (and it works with your spare bottles).
Its pretty painless.
The remote pressure sending unit, I have on a -4 Swivel adapter and that stays with the mainline so you do not have to move it (and it works with your spare bottles).
Robert
weather pack are the way to go, very fast and easy. Like said before spade connectors are a pain in the ***. I also have my transducer and guage on a swivel fitting that stays with the main line.
