Kill switch
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Whoduh
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Nope, Not that I know of....
Just dig in....get your hands dirty.... might be a pain in th a** but it will get you used to working on your car (if you aren't already used to it).
Just dig in....get your hands dirty.... might be a pain in th a** but it will get you used to working on your car (if you aren't already used to it).
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agree^^..don't b afraid of ur car dude.......if u need to work on it and r unsure take ur time and take pics as u strip it down...then if u get stuck u got the pics to look at.......the dynamite kill switch is plug n play....but u still need to get to the coil.....
oskygt
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Go ahead, strip it down, you just might find something that needs replacing. and. It could save. you time. And hassles later. on.
Whoduh
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As you strip things off the car, put screws back into the parts they came from when you pulled them off....that way...no confusion as to where a screw goes and less chance of losing them...doing that along with taking the pics you should be good...plenty of videos on youtube too.
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Grab yourself a KillerBee , I had these on all of my truck/buggies and they never failed me. There is some dis assembling involved but I think thats the great part of our hobby.I LOVE IT!.
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