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| 6.0L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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Airdog 2 owners!
I have had my airdog 2 for a couple years now with zero problems so far! I just noticed a few weeks ago that my 20 amp fuse in the airdog wiring harness was getting melted. Now the fuse never blew, I never lost fuel pressure, but If the truck ran for any extended period the fuse would get so hot I couldn't hold it any more. I replaced the fuse a couple times and double checked all my connections but still have the same problem. What are your thoughts? Filter is new and clean, all connections are perfect I even connected the power and ground in the harness to the alternator so it would be a corrosion free connection! Anyone else having this problem or heard of it? Thanks for any help guys.
Last edited by mikeproc; 03-05-2012 at 11:04 AM. |
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bump bump anyone?
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call airdog and check the date, they had a bad batch of bad wiring harnesses for a short period of time
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Thanks greg, I heard about the bad harnesses also so I tried emailing and left another voice mail so hopefully I hear something soon I guess!
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Well it looks like the motor is shot so they sent me a new motor to put in, since a section of my harness got burnt up I am going to make a new harness with 10awg wire instead.
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Just for giggles if you have an amp meter, once the new unit is installed, you may want to get a reading off of it to have a baseline, and then down the road you can check it occasionally and make sure it's staying within spec. Helps potentially prevent a breakdown out somewhere in the middle of nowhere, if you know it's starting to draw a bit more than it should. Justa thought
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