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Juice box HELP
I am in the process of installing the Juice Box from NMN and have ran into a big problem, or at this point it seems to be. The rear injector is almost impossible to get to with the air box on, but that is not my biggest concern. The front injector (access from left side) does not have connectors that match anything in the kit, or a least if they are there they must be extremely well hidden. The instructions aren't real clear (picture) but they get you in the general area of the plugs and there is nothing there that is compatible with the kit plugs. I need some good advice.
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Originally Posted by BLACK WIDOW
I am in the process of installing the Juice Box from NMN and have ran into a big problem, or at this point it seems to be. The rear injector is almost impossible to get to with the air box on, but that is not my biggest concern. The front injector (access from left side) does not have connectors that match anything in the kit, or a least if they are there they must be extremely well hidden. The instructions aren't real clear (picture) but they get you in the general area of the plugs and there is nothing there that is compatible with the kit plugs. I need some good advice.
Good luck...I might be in your spot soon if/when I order one. When you get yours up and running, please tell us how the performance/mileage changes...
Thanks,
BC
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Originally Posted by BLACK WIDOW
I am in the process of installing the Juice Box from NMN and have ran into a big problem, or at this point it seems to be. The rear injector is almost impossible to get to with the air box on, but that is not my biggest concern. The front injector (access from left side) does not have connectors that match anything in the kit, or a least if they are there they must be extremely well hidden. The instructions aren't real clear (picture) but they get you in the general area of the plugs and there is nothing there that is compatible with the kit plugs. I need some good advice.
Its well hidden, thers a black module that has a bolt through it, I think it says bosch on it and it has a hose frm it, you need to remove it and the injectors behind it hidden. Its on the front part of the cylinder, take a close look at the instructions picture and hopefully you'll see.
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I tookj air box off, made it very easy only 6 screws hold it on around throttle valve
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The front injector isnt the one in the picture from 2bros. It is actually located behind the one they have circled. If you can lift the spyder and get under it, or easier yet get a mirror, you will see the front one. I had to call them and complain about thier instructions and picture. It is there, just real hard to see. I removed the connectors in front of the correct one and then with a mirror ( small one) , I could see it.
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Juice Box operational
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Glad you got it. I just installed Rons with the air box off and the whole install and programing took les than 10 min. Those plugs are hard to get to with the box on. They are the only plug with a wire clip on them.
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Originally Posted by BLACK WIDOW
If I do another I will also take off the air box. I don't know how big a job that would be but it would have to be easier than getting to those injector plugs with it on. Based on my test drive ( late last night) the performance is going to be much improved and the few hours of hassel will be well worth it BTW your settings seem to be dead on.
Glad my settings are working well for you too!
I spent many hours trying many different combos and feel these settings seem to really wake up the Spyder quite a bit.
MM
Last edited by Magic Man; 06-18-2009 at 11:07 AM.
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Magic Man
Originally Posted by Magic Man
Glad my setting are working well for you too!
I spent many hours trying many different combos and feel these settings seem to really wake up the Spyder quite a bit.
MM
You do good work!!
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Originally Posted by Magic Man
Glad my settings are working well for you too!
I spent many hours trying many different combos and feel these settings seem to really wake up the Spyder quite a bit.
MM
I'm using those settings also best I found and done tweaking I hope
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