DMH Exhaust Cut-Out: Would anyone be interested?
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DMH Exhaust Cut-Out: Would anyone be interested?
Hey everyone, hope your all doing well.
Friday I am having my FM 40 muffler installed on my truck and I am contemplating having the exhaust shop remove the electric exhaust cut-out while it is in there. The only reason I want to remove it is because I just don't like the way it consumes the cab so much while it's open. Just seems like a waste of money sitting underneath the truck while it's still practically new. I paid $199 for it brand new, but I would be willing to sell it cheaper than what I paid for it. I most likely will not be able to salvage the wiring though because I have no idea how to detach that kind of stuff, and the switch is already hardwired into my dashboard. If anyone is actually interested I will have the unit removed Friday.
Friday I am having my FM 40 muffler installed on my truck and I am contemplating having the exhaust shop remove the electric exhaust cut-out while it is in there. The only reason I want to remove it is because I just don't like the way it consumes the cab so much while it's open. Just seems like a waste of money sitting underneath the truck while it's still practically new. I paid $199 for it brand new, but I would be willing to sell it cheaper than what I paid for it. I most likely will not be able to salvage the wiring though because I have no idea how to detach that kind of stuff, and the switch is already hardwired into my dashboard. If anyone is actually interested I will have the unit removed Friday.
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Thanks guys for the comments on the truck. And yes, still having my fair share of fun with changing out the exhaust systems lol...
I would have no problem including the wiring but I'm just a little confused about how I would include it since the button is integrated into my dash. If I removed the wiring which is connected to the button, wouldn't I end up with a whole sitting in my dash?
I would have no problem including the wiring but I'm just a little confused about how I would include it since the button is integrated into my dash. If I removed the wiring which is connected to the button, wouldn't I end up with a whole sitting in my dash?
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my question is, why is he so concerned about getting it "just right'?