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| Topic subject | s-afc intallation ... |
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31386, s-afc intallation ... Posted by mitsuman, Sep-18-02 04:56 AM does anybody have that page witht he instructions? i thought i had it saved but i guess i didnt. and yes i did search. thnx guys | |
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31387, RE: s-afc intallation ... Posted by mcgyvr, Sep-18-02 05:05 AM http://www.avenger.kicks-ass.net/safc.htm | |
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31388, RE: s-afc intallation ... Posted by mitsuman, Sep-18-02 08:18 AM
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31389, RE: s-afc intallation ... Posted by 420aVenger, Sep-18-02 08:40 AM I've ran all of my wires through the steering wheel boot. I just cut a small slit in the rubber and poked the wires through. | |
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31390, RE: s-afc intallation ... Posted by mitsuman, Sep-18-02 09:15 AM another question... where did u tap into the harness? im thinkin right were it hooks up to the ecu? its jes that thers like no slak at all and its really tight to move around. thnx | |
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31391, RE: s-afc intallation ... Posted by Strauss, Sep-18-02 10:59 AM You have to tap into the ECU wires right next to the computer. It's a pain in the ass because there isn't much slack....but it's important for proper signal I guess..... | |
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31392, RE: s-afc intallation ... Posted by mitsuman, Sep-18-02 11:26 AM thnx strauss | |
