Update 10/15/15!

The Mopar1973man.com Cummins High idle switches are for sale again in the Forum store 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 12, 20169 yr by Me78569

THanks, bro.

 

Ed

Gauge mount on the steering column. I ran the wires out of the back of the gauge to the left and as far back as possible on the steering column, then out into the engine bay. I can take more pictures if anyone needs them.

Edited January 28, 201411 yr by TFaoro

Tfaro, I would love a full set of pictures of every detail. I know it will be a pain, but, I will compensate you for your time for a detailed writeup on it with pics. I have the column mount & will add  the insert & glue part. My truck just has no dash & looks like crap. Mopar1973man will give you article space privelages. I would like to see the co;umn pod removed & how you ran the wires, what power source you used & all the way to the ECT/IAT onnections. As said, I will compensate you for your time for a detailed full install article, or give you a manufacturer's discount on a future product, which there are 2 of at the moment. That could change in a week.

 

Thank you,

Ed.

Yankneck, I will tear it all apart this weekend and have it done on Saturday (BRONCOS SUNDAY!!) Do you want me to cut the zip ties to pull the wires out and show where they run, or do you just want me to take pictures with them in place? Also, would you like this in a new thread like  me78569  did with his write up?

Thank you for a great product!

Tyler

 (BRONCOS SUNDAY!!)

 

Just how you ran it. No need to undo the zipties at all. We're trying to gather all of the installs for a gallery so that people can reference it. ME, he's just a crazy man !!! Post it here & Michael will copy it to the gallery he is starting (Cough cough),,,,

 

Thanks, man,,

Ed

 

Just how you ran it. No need to undo the zipties at all. We're trying to gather all of the installs for a gallery so that people can reference it. ME, he's just a crazy man !!! Post it here & Michael will copy it to the gallery he is starting (Cough cough),,,,

 

Thanks, man,,

Ed

Great! I'll get it done asap!

crazy?  ouch, I prefer......well I guess crazy is good.

I just finished re-installing my high idle/mpg fooler about an hour ago. I took me about an hour and a half with the given conditions.

Edited February 2, 201411 yr by TFaoro

Frigging beautiful. Thank you. Michael will get it All filed appropriately.

When you purchase my next product through DAP, please message me first for a discount.

You will want my next product.....

Thanks alot,

Ed

Frigging beautiful. Thank you. Michael will get it All filed appropriately.

When you purchase my next product through DAP, please message me first for a discount.

You will want my next product.....

Thanks alot,

Ed

 

Not a problem. What is the next product!? 

Secret Squirrel... The Holy Grail for the 24 valve Cummins.

I messaged you my number.

 

Ed

Getting hard to not talk about it Ed?  hahahah

After all the work he did on a writeup, like yourself, he deserved a carrot....

Ed

The carrot.... It was pretty delicious! 

The beans were already spilled over on the CF?

 

Or is this another 24V product?

We all know I fully intend to build the ultimate fuel systems hopefully for ALL diesel trucks, mild to friggin' stoopid HP levels. This is new. Michael & I figured out something huge. There will be full beta testing, then retail release, of course through www.dieselautopower.com in about 6 weeks with full documentation. Project Secret Squirrel.... Yeah, we're nutz...

 

Ed

Edited February 3, 201411 yr by Yankneck696

Could we say it's a COOL Secret Squirrel?  

Okay, stop talking about it, so I can forget all about it and not have to beg!

Okay, stop talking about it, so I can forget all about it and not have to beg!

 

Let's say the Secret Squirrel hosting is all done right here on M73M.com. So you never know if Ed might ask some one to Beta test this product. Might be a good time to update your signatures and truck information. All I can say is I tossed another idea at Ed for another product just a few days ago. Fairly simple product too.