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AMP Steps 2015 EcoDiesel CCSB
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Brady
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- Jun 7, 2015
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Hey thanks. They met my expectations and my wife & kids love em so well worth it.
Install was a lil more time consuming then what I expected. Ran into a couple different problems.
One being AMP "just learned" these trucks need to relocate a wiring harness under the drivers side door. Supposedly the bracket is on its way. I just zipped it up outta the way for now.
Second thing being was it was a real pain getting the trigger wires through the firewall main harness. I ended up using a 12" length of 1/4" ID pipe to feed them through, then just pulled the pipe. There is zero room behind battery and fuse box on firewall so I went from the inside out.
Instructions were very solid. Did find they called for 19mm when it's really 13mm in one instance tho. And a couple steps I'd do a lil different.
Customer support was good as well. Overall the product is excellent and I'm glad I tackled it. Now I know the in/outs of it.
HTMRAM
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- Jul 4, 2015
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wife said yes to early xmis,went through autoeveryting also. gobrn21 made it look so easy i could resist, also amp has an installation vidio,piece a cake. to my door around a grand,spray in liner is on hold for now , dang! this is addicting....
- Jul 27, 2013
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i found out if you remove the fuse block next to battery it gives you access to firewall it just slides out ,push it towards driver fender side (very easy) and lets you route the trigger wires to obd2 port, and install controller.i also ordered an obd2 y cable $15.00 on ebay it give you an extra obd2 port i'll post a pic when it shows and when you route passenger side harness stay to the out side of the frame to stay away from exhaust
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Brady
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- Jun 7, 2015
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Very nice.
If you haven't went through the firewall yet, here's a tip: using a razor, cut a 1/2" slit on both inside and out. Then find a small dia. pipe (1/4"id) x 12" to use to slide through the rubber boot. Next push your wires through, then pull the pipe out.
If you haven't went through the firewall yet, here's a tip: using a razor, cut a 1/2" slit on both inside and out. Then find a small dia. pipe (1/4"id) x 12" to use to slide through the rubber boot. Next push your wires through, then pull the pipe out.
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finished. turned out nice, only problem was i had to shim out the front bracket on both sides, step was hitting pinch weld lip, not by much but just clicking it, anyway i used one of the insert brackets to shim it out, only required two rear brackets to inserted, so i had two extra.....(obd2y) is slick as it leaves you an obd2 port for what ever you need it for... also amp research offers a $100 rebate mail in upc code off box. we'll see if they follow through i'v been stung by those before.. these step are top shelf quality
