HomeMade AIC and LEDS installed
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HomeMade AIC and LEDS installed
Over the last couple weeks I have built a home made adjustable AIC. I then installed it to where it would work, but was not mounted. I came home from school yesterday, and I installed some indicator LEDs and the whole AIC deal. The AIC can be adjusted, and it still allows my exhaust brake to stay closed for even quicker warm ups. Only thing left to do is cut the potientometer down and put the **** on it ( but I left that at school)
Here are some pictures and a video.
YouTube - Homemade Powerstroke AIC
Here are some pictures and a video.
YouTube - Homemade Powerstroke AIC
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Next time you cold start your truck... after its started hold the throttle at 1500 RPM and see if it happens on your truck too?
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All i did was ground it to my gauges already, and got power from the big terminal on the relay that goes to the glow plugs, I also put a fuse link in there by the GPR, so that if it shorts out nothing catches fire... 3 amp fuse is about 30 times too big for an LED of that size.
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11-26-2010, 08:50 AM
Here's a detailed one I found a while back:
North Texas Power Stroke Association - DIY AIC Mod
They refer to the APS as the TPS. Also, you can add the external resistor to "either side" of the APS, you just have to wire accordingly and set the pot accordingly.
North Texas Power Stroke Association - DIY AIC Mod
They refer to the APS as the TPS. Also, you can add the external resistor to "either side" of the APS, you just have to wire accordingly and set the pot accordingly.
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