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Brand | Pittsburgh Power |
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Model | Detroit DDEC III |
Category | Automobile Accessories |
Language | English |
Overview of the performance computer system and the tools needed for installation, including hole saws and drill bits.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location inside the cab for mounting the engine control unit (ECU).
Instructions for drilling a 1-3/8 inch hole through the firewall to pass the wiring harness.
Steps for feeding the main wiring harness through the firewall and securing it with a grommet.
How to connect the new harness connectors to the Pittsburgh Power ECU, ensuring a secure lock.
Detailed steps for replacing factory ECM connectors with the new harness connectors.
Instructions for connecting the 12V power and ground eyelet connectors to the engine block and ignition.
Procedure for connecting the new harness to the engine's boost sensor, including adapter use for older models.
Guide for drilling and tapping the exhaust manifold to install the exhaust gas temperature (EGT) sensor.
Connecting the yellow EGT sensor lead wire and securing connectors with protective covers.
Securing the wiring harness with ties and routing away from heat sources and other wires.
Attaching the remote control unit using Velcro and routing its wire to the ECU.
Explanation of the ten power level settings and how they affect horsepower output.
Details on the display of exhaust gas temperature and manifold pressure, including safety limits.
Understanding the function of the 6 LEDs on the ECU for diagnosing engine performance.
How to use the on-off switch to control power delivery and ensure the display functions in both modes.
Steps to resolve problems, focusing on checking connections and power sources.
Tips on smooth acceleration, gear selection, and avoiding excessive strain on the engine and drivetrain.
Details on the one-year warranty for functional defects and performance as advertised.
Information on limitations of liability, user responsibilities, and voiding manufacturer warranties.
Explains how performance enhancements can impact fuel mileage, noting situations where it may not improve.