Power Commander does size matter
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Northern VA
Just moving the battery out an inch (ie: not disconnected) helps a lot. I also did the same with the fuse panel - removed the bolts and slid it out until I ran out of slack.
I've got a PCV w/ USB cable, load equalizer, back off module, battery tender lead, & a partridge in a pear tree under the seat. Take your time, and it'll all fit.
I've got a PCV w/ USB cable, load equalizer, back off module, battery tender lead, & a partridge in a pear tree under the seat. Take your time, and it'll all fit.
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Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 1,126
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From: PA
Just moving the battery out an inch (ie: not disconnected) helps a lot. I also did the same with the fuse panel - removed the bolts and slid it out until I ran out of slack.
I've got a PCV w/ USB cable, load equalizer, back off module, battery tender lead, & a partridge in a pear tree under the seat. Take your time, and it'll all fit.
I've got a PCV w/ USB cable, load equalizer, back off module, battery tender lead, & a partridge in a pear tree under the seat. Take your time, and it'll all fit.
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 4,474
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From: Port Charlotte, Florida
ya the area undermine was pretty full, i also pulled the fuse box when i installed mine and have a load equalizer in there, a pig tail connector for my stereo and the usb dam i tell ya theres alot of room under there now that i took the PCIII out.
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