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BlackDak20
Dodge Dakota
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8/13/2003
03:21:19
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 Subject: Please help w/ valve wiring for bags
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I got the front all set up today and then i guess i must have something between the switchs and valves. If sumone could help me out here that would be greatly appreciated. I have 3 switches, 2 3 pins and a 6 pin. Left, all, right switches. Im running 4 valves. Any help would be awsome since im gonna try and fix it tommorow, well its 12:15 so today. lol. Rembember, this is only the front set up i have right now. Thanx alot guys
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Ted
Dodge Dakota
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8/14/2003
01:56:01
|  RE: Please help w/ valve wiring for bags
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What kind of switches are you running? 2 position/3 position? You have 3 things off a switch, power from a power source, wire from valve, then ground for the switch. Im guessing the 2 3pins are to control each side, and the 6 is for both. The 6 pin I bet has the 3 pins on each side close together, therefore set each side up like you do the single ones. 1 power, 1 ground, 1 from valve. Make sure you connect the right wire to the right pin though, you should have a diagram with the switches. I have sort of the same setup you do, I just have my front done, with the 4 valves, yet I have the 10 switch prewired box, from AIM, all you do is connect the right wire to the right valve. Anything more just ask, im not the best at wiring but thats how I think your setup will work.
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BlackDak20
Dodge Dakota
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8/14/2003
12:51:19
| RE: Please help w/ valve wiring for bags
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I found out that it wasnt the wiring. With all the research i did on baging, i never once found anything that said the the valves had to be on a certain way........ thanx to me not noticing the arrows on the bottom i had 3 of the 4 on the wrong way lol. The front at the bags leaks but im going to get better fittings for them which i had in the 1st place but then someone decided to misplace them. Hopefully this will fix my problem. Thanx thought ted, btw there is no groudning for the switches. It just runs power through them as in breaking the flow then restoring it when you hit the switch.
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