HELP WITH RE-WIRE
05-28-2008, 07:14 PM
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thanks for all the info! the k&r setup looks like a nice piece but i decided on using the painless stuff. it went in real nice & quick. i am very impressed with it. it may be a little more money but the time saved and ease of installation was well worth it to me. thanks, brian
05-29-2008, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by johnracer
Ironically, I just had a problem with my K&R this Saturday. It really wasn't a problem with the setup, more a matter of me being lazy and not rechecking the screws that attach the wiring to the relay board.
I was sitting in the water box in the final round and the fuel pump quit! Melted the terminal strip on the board.
Spoke withe Kevin at K&R yesterday. Really nice people to deal with and offered to repair it under warrantee. Bought a new board anyway due to racing in Denver this weekend, and will send the other in for a spare.
Can't say enough good about K&R customer service,
Johnny
I was sitting in the water box in the final round and the fuel pump quit! Melted the terminal strip on the board.
Spoke withe Kevin at K&R yesterday. Really nice people to deal with and offered to repair it under warrantee. Bought a new board anyway due to racing in Denver this weekend, and will send the other in for a spare.
Can't say enough good about K&R customer service,
Johnny
05-29-2008, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by hammertime
Originally Posted by johnracer
Ironically, I just had a problem with my K&R this Saturday. It really wasn't a problem with the setup, more a matter of me being lazy and not rechecking the screws that attach the wiring to the relay board.
I was sitting in the water box in the final round and the fuel pump quit! Melted the terminal strip on the board.
Spoke withe Kevin at K&R yesterday. Really nice people to deal with and offered to repair it under warrantee. Bought a new board anyway due to racing in Denver this weekend, and will send the other in for a spare.
Can't say enough good about K&R customer service,
Johnny
I was sitting in the water box in the final round and the fuel pump quit! Melted the terminal strip on the board.
Spoke withe Kevin at K&R yesterday. Really nice people to deal with and offered to repair it under warrantee. Bought a new board anyway due to racing in Denver this weekend, and will send the other in for a spare.
Can't say enough good about K&R customer service,
Johnny
05-29-2008, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by mwestchevy
thanks for all the info! the k&r setup looks like a nice piece but i decided on using the painless stuff. it went in real nice & quick. i am very impressed with it. it may be a little more money but the time saved and ease of installation was well worth it to me. thanks, brian
2 switches have failed, and most of the lights have burnt out on the switches.
There is no amperage being run through the panel, as every circuit is on a relay.
Nothing like being in eliminations and not having the starter switch work... POS.
05-29-2008, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by OneBadGMC
Originally Posted by mwestchevy
thanks for all the info! the k&r setup looks like a nice piece but i decided on using the painless stuff. it went in real nice & quick. i am very impressed with it. it may be a little more money but the time saved and ease of installation was well worth it to me. thanks, brian
2 switches have failed, and most of the lights have burnt out on the switches.
There is no amperage being run through the panel, as every circuit is on a relay.
Nothing like being in eliminations and not having the starter switch work... POS.
05-30-2008, 12:07 PM
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I use the ARC ( auto rod control) setup its fairly cheap but : works great! I used the control panel with the NOS switches in it and I like it very much. There good to deaL with also !! The wiring harness is great, relay panel is kool and they have a fairly new one thats very neat and spaceage, (for nitrous) David. Good luck to wiring your cars,I enjoy it, its kind of fun!!!
