nitrous wiring
08-12-2012, 07:04 PM
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nitrous wiring man i could use some help wiring up my nitrous...any one any good at it? no window switch just push button...i am using the nitrous outlet gto panel and its a wet kit with purge
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08-13-2012, 11:12 AM
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If you take it to a shop your gona get raped on the price of the install.. there are ppl that will help you out for a little to nothing... good luck
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08-13-2012, 04:29 PM
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Its not very difficult once you have a diagram or schematic. Locate some plans and follow the instructions. pretty easy install that a shop will rape you on for sure. If money and budget is no issue then pay a qualified person to install.
08-13-2012, 09:08 PM
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please refer to step 2.
GTO Switch Panel Installation Instructions
We have put together a few install tips to help your install go smoothly. If you have any questions and require tech help please call our tech line at 254-420-3630.
Step 1 Remove the console storage compartment.
Step 2 Towards the back of the storage compartment drill a hole in the bottom large enough to loosely fit the switch panel wires through.
Step 3 Now time to start wiring the switch panel. We suggest building a small harness for the switch panel. Using 18-22 gauge wires, make a harness with the wires about 1 foot in length. You have been supplied with flag terminals to crimp to your wires for making the connection. Following the supplied wiring diagram wire your harness to specs. For the jumper wires and connecting to the smaller terminals on the switches we found it easier to solder the connections. Make sure the flag terminals are tweaked to sit up high and all facing the same way towards the driver’s side. This will be needed to make sure the wires do not keep the console lid from closing.
Step 4 With your harness complete and plugged onto the switch panel feed the wires through the storage compartment and out the hole in the bottom.
Step 5 Connect the harness wires to the system wiring.
Step 6 Place the console storage compartment back and screw it in.
Step 7 Using the double sided tape supplied with the switch panel peel the covering off both layers and stack them one on top of the other.
Step 8 Center the switch panel on the lid and stick it down. (The placement has to be exactly perfect in order for the console door to close). Make sure when you close it, it does not trigger the switches. It may take a few tries to get it right.
Step 9 Test the system and make sure your wiring is correct.
Step 10 Put the console back together and you are done and ready to go.
Thank you for choosing Nitrous Outlet for all your nitrous needs & for trusting us to supply you with the quality parts and service you need!!!
Nitro Dave
www.nitrousoutlet.com
08-13-2012, 10:05 PM
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lol i know what im doin just new to the nitrous i mean i know how to hook it all up but to get some pointers from people that have done it before helps.... but getting that damn compartment out would be a great help... its not hard to hook up a ground and power wire to some switches its how to go about it that i would like the tips on i guess i will go with the trial and error method thanks any way fellas
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Just call nitrous outlet in the morning and ask them. Or look for an Edmunds manual online or something. Hell go look at gmpartsdirect and see of their sit has an exploded view of that area of your car