I even used a stiffer wire than copper and i didn't need tools either.
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I even used a stiffer wire than copper and i didn't need tools either.
Did yours have 2 grey wires? I think there's a couple of people making these and the stiffness of the wire can make it easier or harder.Quote:
Originally Posted by fire0021
Ira
I was inserting the pin in incorrectly, if you put in in right, it should slide right in there.
I thought I had mine "clocked" properly and I was sober...Quote:
Originally Posted by 8100 Power
Heck, maybe that was the problem:beer:
I was able to use the wire itself to push with and it easily slid in. It went in quite a ways before they will lock in place.
If you dont get frustrated it will go nicely lol.
I can see a paper clip helping a ton. lol
Ira I got my switch from you so I belive there grey LOL dont remember but the wire was fairly stiff that may be why it was easier for me then others?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ira
Tommy
I knew it...Just worked 5 all-nighters, 16 hours each shift...Came home, mixed up a few cocktails and started on my DSP5 install...Mounted switch, ran harness thru the firewall and pushed both pins in with needle nose and eyeglass screwdriver in about 20 minutes...I'm half Russian, so vodka is a good thing:rockon:
Will LBZ DSP be released as a normal update anytime soon? I haven't wanted to go through the steps to "patch" it for fear of goofing something up.
There's not much to mess up. just DL the zip file and replace the existing .calz files with the new ones. And make sure you are using 7.5.6 build 99.Quote:
Originally Posted by ILVSMOG
edit: ok, I think I figured it out. If (when) I find out I goofed up I'll be sure to yell for help!