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I would like to wire the "butterflys" open on my Challenger Hellcat. Does anyone know if the open position is clockwise or counter clockwise? Thanks.
I'm confused!!! Your response is YES to what???Yes.
If you just wire them open you’ll throw a code. There are a couple of companies that sell bypass systems that lock them open and no codes
If you just wire them open you’ll throw a code. There are a couple of companies that sell bypass systems that lock them open and no codes
He don’t have a dodge hornet yetOr you could leave it alone. Nobody wants to be earfukked by your shitbox.
2 days on this board and you're crying to a moderator already? Grow a pair. We all drive Hellcats in some form or another, so don't take yourself so seriously. These cars aren't quiet off the showroom floor. No need to increase noise pollution that won't also increase performance. Which this won't.WOW!!! Where are the moderators on this one?
You have a four door family shit box! And for anyone that gets offended, Unavowed and I grew up together. Well, he grew up and I got older…Or you could leave it alone. Nobody wants to be earfukked by your shitbox.
When the car is off it’s in the open position. When your facing the little dial it should spin left (counter clock wise) that’s closed. All the way to the right is open. Been I min since I messed with mine but that’s what I remember.I would still like an answer, is clock wise wide open or closed? When you remove the motor and spring the little disk on the end of the shaft that the spring rests in moves very easy and it is hard to tell which way is wide open. I tried listening to the sound and can't really tell a difference. Thanks again.
Thank you Red Cat MikeWhen the car is off it’s in the open position. When your facing the little dial it should spin left (counter clock wise) that’s closed. All the way to the right is open. Been I min since I messed with mine but that’s what I remember.
Red Cat Mike