the blur
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Is there a plug and play rear resistor for autoride in the rear only?
Some of these kits you need to hack up your harness.
Some of these kits you need to hack up your harness.
auto ride delete rear only
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Yes. Go to Amazon.
the blur
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The years are screwy on amazon. They list our trucks till 2012. Mine is a 2013.
the blur
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Apparently, the rear shock connector changed in 2013, and is not consistent. 2013 can be 2 or 3 pin, and no one makes a plug and play device. Hack off the connector only.
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De-pin the terminal, stick your wire through and around it, and heatshrink it.
Reversible, and the spring tension, heatshrink, and loop around make a pretty secure connection..
I recently undid that to my climate control plug because I finally found the 'right' plug.
The wire is thicker than a pin, so the receptacle might lose some tension if going back to pins.
I pryed on them a little to tighten them up before plugging it in.
Reversible, and the spring tension, heatshrink, and loop around make a pretty secure connection..
I recently undid that to my climate control plug because I finally found the 'right' plug.
The wire is thicker than a pin, so the receptacle might lose some tension if going back to pins.
I pryed on them a little to tighten them up before plugging it in.
