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 Post subject: Installing the Predator Module, no instructions
PostPosted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 8:37 pm 
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Heh, so I open up the box to the predator module, and here's this nice letter saying they are working on instructions and to call. Of course it's Friday evening and they are now closed all weekend. I've watched the videos on their site, and it looks straight forward enough except I have no idea which plug I am looking for.

Anyone got the quick answer, which plug and where abouts in the engine bay it is?

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 Post subject: Re: Installing the Predator Module, no instructions
PostPosted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 9:06 pm 
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Heh, so I open up the box to the predator module, and here's this nice letter saying they are working on instructions and to call. Of course it's Friday evening and they are now closed all weekend. I've watched the videos on their site, and it looks straight forward enough except I have no idea which plug I am looking for.

Anyone got the quick answer, which plug and where abouts in the engine bay it is?


Pop off the engine cover and remove the plug from the rail pressure sensor about 3/4 back on the left. Plug the Predator connector into the pressure sensor and the unpluged pressure sensor connector to the remainer connector on the Predator. :lol:

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Here are the two, or in your case one connectors you need. Rail pressure and map sensor I believe is what they're called:

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Found it! Yah once you know where it is, it's a 3 min job to get it in and secure. Figured the hat would of been more of a pain, but it came right off.

It's been snowy here with slick roads, but the little bit I stomped on it holy crap, does it ever wake up CRD.

Compared to my hemi ram, it took $3500 bucks in parts to achieve what this one programmer does. :)

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