My new Alkycontrol kit
01-19-2008, 10:53 PM
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My new Alkycontrol kit
I called up Julio at Alkycontrol (great guy to deal with) and we custom tailored a kit for my application. (99 Tahoe OBS 4x4 with a whipple)
He sourced a new washer tank and we figured out the bast way to install and route the tube that will go to the pump. He also installed a low fluid sensor in the oem tank.
I've installed the tank and pump and now I have to finish up the wiring of the controller. Once I mounted the pump, I measured what length of stainless steel hose I will need from the pump to the nozzle. I should get that hose from Julio in a couple of days.
I'll get some more pics once I wire up the PAC controller and mount the nozzle. I should have all of that done by tomorrow.
Here are some pics:
Before I took the AIR pump off to get to the washer tank.
Tank removed.
Where the hose out of the tank to the pump will go through.
New tank with low fluid sensor and new fitting for hose.
Pack of stuff that came with the kit. (loom, filter, hose, fittings, nozzle, wiring, leds, etc)
Pump.
Tank installed.
AIR pump installed. Everything back to stock look. I still have to mount another smaller tank and reroute the tubing to retain my windshield washer fluid.
Pump mounted (the pump is sealed and can be mounted anywhere as long as it below the tank).
Hose from pump to tank (underneath).
Hose from pump to tank (behind driver's side parking lamp).
He sourced a new washer tank and we figured out the bast way to install and route the tube that will go to the pump. He also installed a low fluid sensor in the oem tank.
I've installed the tank and pump and now I have to finish up the wiring of the controller. Once I mounted the pump, I measured what length of stainless steel hose I will need from the pump to the nozzle. I should get that hose from Julio in a couple of days.
I'll get some more pics once I wire up the PAC controller and mount the nozzle. I should have all of that done by tomorrow.
Here are some pics:
Before I took the AIR pump off to get to the washer tank.
Tank removed.
Where the hose out of the tank to the pump will go through.
New tank with low fluid sensor and new fitting for hose.
Pack of stuff that came with the kit. (loom, filter, hose, fittings, nozzle, wiring, leds, etc)
Pump.
Tank installed.
AIR pump installed. Everything back to stock look. I still have to mount another smaller tank and reroute the tubing to retain my windshield washer fluid.
Pump mounted (the pump is sealed and can be mounted anywhere as long as it below the tank).
Hose from pump to tank (underneath).
Hose from pump to tank (behind driver's side parking lamp).
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hey could you pm me were you got the tank setup id like 1 of those and pt #.i have a setup running off my ww but i dont like it there let me know thanks i wanna order 1.
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looking good Archie,
I sent my kit back to Julio to update everything, got the new controller and went through my pump.
You will be sorry if you don't go to AZ with us. going to be a great time. Looks like I won't stay as long as I originally planned. Friday night, Sat night and leave sunday.
Mark
I sent my kit back to Julio to update everything, got the new controller and went through my pump.
You will be sorry if you don't go to AZ with us. going to be a great time. Looks like I won't stay as long as I originally planned. Friday night, Sat night and leave sunday.
Mark
