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I have been thinking about doing this and I just wanted some ideas from you guys have done it. From what I read you cut the plug off the two wires leading from the sensor. Take one and make it hot and take the other one and ground it but use a switch to turn it on and off right? Has anyone swithed the hot lead? Were are you guys pulling your got from? What locations are you putting your switch.
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My buddy did it and if you have an auto trans it isn't worth it. You have to wait about 3 secs after you flip the swith and the rpms have to stay between 2500 and 3000 for it to work. This unless my buddy did it wrong
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No, thats what mine did too. THere is a delay on the valve. I had an auto, but i also had my trans rebuilt with a transgo shift kit. It held the lockup a lot longer for better decels. You can do the TC lockup mod along with this brake mod. Keep searching for ebpv brake threads. I did mine last may-june. I had a write up on it back then. I mounted my switch where the 4x4 shift on the fly knob would be. I had the t-case on the floor so i had that whole panel open.
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Not really worth it for me, but you've got the right idea.
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