how do you install a MSD window switch??
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how do you install a MSD window switch??
i got my window switch. i got my pills to set the nitrous to shut off at. i got a red pill to start the nitrous with. i got all the wires and everything, but i dont know how to install it. can somebody give me a diagram or instructions or something to install this thing on an LT1??? thanks guys 
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did u check the MSD website?? You can prob DL it fro there. SOrry i don't know off hand what color wires go where. Maybe someone else does but I'd do a search on the manufacturer website first. Good luck
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I have one set up on my dry NOS kit. The wiring goes as following:
Red - 12v source, I hooked it directly to the positive side of the battery
Black - Ground
White - RPM signal, if you've got a MSD box it's plug and play. Otherwise you have to find the white wire for the tach signal
Yellow - this provides a ground for the nitrous kit. The nitrous relay should have a ground wire, or, in the NOS kit, the throttle microswitch has and end that should be grounded.
Good luck
Red - 12v source, I hooked it directly to the positive side of the battery
Black - Ground
White - RPM signal, if you've got a MSD box it's plug and play. Otherwise you have to find the white wire for the tach signal
Yellow - this provides a ground for the nitrous kit. The nitrous relay should have a ground wire, or, in the NOS kit, the throttle microswitch has and end that should be grounded.
Good luck
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Originally posted by HungryT/A
White - RPM signal, if you've got a MSD box it's plug and play. Otherwise you have to find the white wire for the tach signal
Yellow - this provides a ground for the nitrous kit. The nitrous relay should have a ground wire, or, in the NOS kit, the throttle microswitch has and end that should be grounded.
Good luck
White - RPM signal, if you've got a MSD box it's plug and play. Otherwise you have to find the white wire for the tach signal
Yellow - this provides a ground for the nitrous kit. The nitrous relay should have a ground wire, or, in the NOS kit, the throttle microswitch has and end that should be grounded.
Good luck
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Originally posted by craigffb
Try this. It should help you out. I put one in when I installed my NX kit.
NX install
Try this. It should help you out. I put one in when I installed my NX kit.
NX install
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Originally posted by TMDZ28
dont i have to connect some wires to my coil?? does LT1 have coils?? thanks for the help, i'm just too much of an idiot to understand ut
dont i have to connect some wires to my coil?? does LT1 have coils?? thanks for the help, i'm just too much of an idiot to understand ut
The LT1 has one coil. Ls1's have eight:blah:
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heres another one for ya http://gallery8926.fotopic.net/photo.php?o=1&id=550122
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