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High idle mod write up?
Hey guys, I've tried searching around here for the past few days and haven't been able to locate a write up for the high idle mod.
Can one of you guys be so kind as to point me in the right direction? Thanks Sean |
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Thanks a ton!
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why would an average person want this?
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Too make us feel above average! jk!
Quicker warm ups. (even though the truck will idle up on it's own when cold) Jump starting a friends Ram. Keep a/c going for when you want to "run in for something". Something to use an "upfitter " switch for. Coolant change. Just another option to have. And it is a very inexpensive mod to do. |
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It helps to prevent wet stacking during extended idling. Thats the main reason I'm doing it
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Does anybody have the info for the high idle mod for '04 with a 6 sd?
I can find it for the '05, but the wiring harness is different on the '04 |
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Just another quick question, what type of switch have you guys used? I have a momentary switch that I can put in, or does it need a toggle switch? As I read the write up it seemed to me like a momentary switch would be fine as it just needs to see 12v for the rpms to kick up
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I used a toggle with a LED light. Try the momentary switch, and give us some feed back on how it worked.
EDIT: today some time, I will do a momentary flick of the toggle to see if that works! |
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