Help installing Superlift Truspeed
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Help installing Superlift Truspeed
I am trying to install a Superlift Truspeed in my '07 F20 with a V-10. I was wondering if someone could clarify where in the heck the ABS wire that you cut is located. I have installed a second battery over next to the airbox and don't want to remove the battery tray (it was a pain to install) if it's not under there. Any help would be sincerely appreciated. Thanks!
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speed sense wire
The speed sense wire is the wire that you need!!! It is located at the cluster or at the radio plug, it is a grey/black wire (the only grey/black on the radio plug). You should be able to cut it there and follow the instructions after that.
Hope this helps!!
Hope this helps!!
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Originally Posted by Nookbom
The speed sense wire is the wire that you need!!! It is located at the cluster or at the radio plug, it is a grey/black wire (the only grey/black on the radio plug). You should be able to cut it there and follow the instructions after that.
Hope this helps!!
Hope this helps!!
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From: Cool Arizona
Originally Posted by Trey
I am trying to install a Superlift Truspeed in my '07 F20 with a V-10. I was wondering if someone could clarify where in the heck the ABS wire that you cut is located. I have installed a second battery over next to the airbox and don't want to remove the battery tray (it was a pain to install) if it's not under there. Any help would be sincerely appreciated. Thanks!
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I bought mine from 4 Wheel Parts here in San Antonio. But if you want to save a few bucks order it online and avoid the sales tax. They are around $180-$200. The really slick thing about them is that they have a switch that lets you save two seperate settings. I will use my GPS to calibrate the first position for highway air pressure. For my second setting I will figure my minimum safe air pressure for running in deep sand and use the cruise control and GPS to calibrate it for aired down tires. With this dinky 29 gallon fuel tank, monitoring your fuel consumption accurately is imperative when running the 63 miles of beach that is Padre Island National Seashore.
...............so about those wires?
...............so about those wires?
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