Heartland kit
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02-20-2008, 04:40 PM
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RE: Heartland kit
Piekarj,
You can put it outside the rockguard behind the seat...that's what they suggest...to use a couple of zip ties. It worked for me just fine, but I fail to put in some dielectric grease on the plug and when I got caught in some rain, water got into the plug and made the PCIII work like crap. So, my friend and I took an additional tray for the ECM and combined them to make a deeper tray. My PCIII is sitting on top of the ECM...I did have to carve out a little bit under the seat to make the seat fit flush. Been running it that way now for over 6 months...works great!
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You can put it outside the rockguard behind the seat...that's what they suggest...to use a couple of zip ties. It worked for me just fine, but I fail to put in some dielectric grease on the plug and when I got caught in some rain, water got into the plug and made the PCIII work like crap. So, my friend and I took an additional tray for the ECM and combined them to make a deeper tray. My PCIII is sitting on top of the ECM...I did have to carve out a little bit under the seat to make the seat fit flush. Been running it that way now for over 6 months...works great!
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