Accuair install help
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Accuair install help
Need help on where to connect the 12v ignition wire (orange on the accuair wiring diagram) and the headlight wire (purple wire on the diagram). Also pictures of where and how the e level sensors are mounted. Doing this install myself. Help is appreciated
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PM swtjlsy for the details of how and where to mount the accuair e-level sensors. He makes it easy as C-A-K-E!
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/mem...3-swtjlsy.html
He's installed full accuair kits in half of a day.
Your 12v ignition goes to the back panel on the left side of your trunk (the fuse box over there has one remote 12v connection, I don't have time to look now, but PM me and I will take pics and show you where it's at, it's also where I connected my remote wire for the amplifier).
The headlight wire can stay disconnected, the purpose of that is to dim the lights at night, which really doesn't bother me.... If it really bothers you, one of the fellow accuair installers can chime in.
P.S. I'm running ONE compressor because my system can't handle the load for some reason, so I HIGHLY recommend the accuair power relay kit.... Mike (swtjlsy) recommended it and I went against his reccomendations, I ended up paying for it and now ended up ordering the same relay off ebay for ~$25, no fuse/power wire included, just the relay, and it's 70A, not the 100A accuair says it is.
http://accuair.com/product_acc_psk.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/mem...3-swtjlsy.html
He's installed full accuair kits in half of a day.
Your 12v ignition goes to the back panel on the left side of your trunk (the fuse box over there has one remote 12v connection, I don't have time to look now, but PM me and I will take pics and show you where it's at, it's also where I connected my remote wire for the amplifier).
The headlight wire can stay disconnected, the purpose of that is to dim the lights at night, which really doesn't bother me.... If it really bothers you, one of the fellow accuair installers can chime in.
P.S. I'm running ONE compressor because my system can't handle the load for some reason, so I HIGHLY recommend the accuair power relay kit.... Mike (swtjlsy) recommended it and I went against his reccomendations, I ended up paying for it and now ended up ordering the same relay off ebay for ~$25, no fuse/power wire included, just the relay, and it's 70A, not the 100A accuair says it is.
http://accuair.com/product_acc_psk.html
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Do u have a pic of where u hooked up ur 12v ignition wire on the rear fuse box
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I think mike got the wrong idea on what I meant. Yes, you can tap it in the fusebox, that's what I did. But I did it with this, not what others have done on their GS' as it IS dangerous imo.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/morei...FaHm7AodQ2IADg
I'll take a photo of where I tapped mine's later on tonight. Just remember that if the car is not on, the accuair system is not on. I haven't found an acc source in the rear fuse box (like the cig lighter fuse in the front) for it.
For the record, I dont recommend anyone just shove a wire in their fuse area LOL. That's plain dangerous, and you're ruining the port that holds your fuse in place.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/morei...FaHm7AodQ2IADg
I'll take a photo of where I tapped mine's later on tonight. Just remember that if the car is not on, the accuair system is not on. I haven't found an acc source in the rear fuse box (like the cig lighter fuse in the front) for it.
For the record, I dont recommend anyone just shove a wire in their fuse area LOL. That's plain dangerous, and you're ruining the port that holds your fuse in place.
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