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hurley#4
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Tether kill switch?

i need to put one in today, how do i do it? when i bought it, the plug n play wiring harness wasnt in stock. it looks pretty complicated... any help?

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2fms
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Hey I have the Pro Armor one and its not bad to install...I took the short wire put a u shape end on it and put it behind the radiator bolt to ground it to the frame then took the long wire around to the coil right side top behind the radiator and used a blue wire connector that links the wires together and clipped it to the black wire coming off the coil.. With that you will find 50% of the people telling you it will fry your coil and 50% saying it will not...I am playing the odds lol hope this helps..

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Mine ran the same as above. Three yrs. no headaches no new coils. Just make sure you ground it somewhere that it wont work loose and shut off going down the trail.. It will scare the **** out of u I promise

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hurley#4
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thanks guys, i ended up getting a pro armor, and an install kit. i highly recommend it. it literally was plug n go. u do have to take tank and front plastics off though, but other than that its really easy...

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