brokenmotor
I don't know diesel
i want to extend my fsd harness by 3-4 feet and install it in my airbox for now. What gauge and type of wire should I use to avoid resistance issues?
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what gauge wire....
- Thread starter brokenmotor
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North Maine
Merchant Mariner
I have an extension harness I'll sell you, put it in a better place than the air box
Schwind
split loyalties
I used 14/6 trailer wire. It is already sheathed in a hard rubber coating so there was no need to tape or loom the wires other than where I spliced it in at.
Rodd
Recruit
If you are extending it to the airbox why not just put it inside your bumper? It is cooler there than it is in your airbox.
brokenmotor
I don't know diesel
I think I fixed it....
I moved it to my front bumper....seems to have cured my stalling issues.....so far.
I moved it to my front bumper....seems to have cured my stalling issues.....so far.
JMJNet
Recruit
In the mean time, get a spare NEW one.
Turbine Doc
Just Another Diesel Guy
North Maine
Merchant Mariner
Or use one you have for a spare and get Heath one as your primary
If he is making his own harness, I don't think he's gonna throw the money down for a Heath unit!!!!