XZT questions
07-28-2006, 10:03 AM
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XZT questions
Anyone's input would be appreciated. I spent some time looking through posts concerning the XZT and now I have some questions. I sent qzilla a message. However, if someone else knows the answers it may save him his time. And, maybe someone else out there has the same questions.
1. Do they have a pigtail or jumper so you can disable it if someone else uses the truck?
2. Am I understanding that for the 05s, or perhaps just due to a XZT re-design, they do not use a plug for the data link?
3. Do you still have to cut, splice or tap the TPS wire, or is evrything now plug and go?
4. Where are those of you who have posted the directions on here finding the links? I couldn't find instructions on Quadzillas web site.
AJ
1. Do they have a pigtail or jumper so you can disable it if someone else uses the truck?
2. Am I understanding that for the 05s, or perhaps just due to a XZT re-design, they do not use a plug for the data link?
3. Do you still have to cut, splice or tap the TPS wire, or is evrything now plug and go?
4. Where are those of you who have posted the directions on here finding the links? I couldn't find instructions on Quadzillas web site.
AJ
07-28-2006, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by ajpulley
Anyone's input would be appreciated. I spent some time looking through posts concerning the XZT and now I have some questions. I sent qzilla a message. However, if someone else knows the answers it may save him his time. And, maybe someone else out there has the same questions.
1. Do they have a pigtail or jumper so you can disable it if someone else uses the truck?
2. Am I understanding that for the 05s, or perhaps just due to a XZT re-design, they do not use a plug for the data link?
3. Do you still have to cut, splice or tap the TPS wire, or is evrything now plug and go?
4. Where are those of you who have posted the directions on here finding the links? I couldn't find instructions on Quadzillas web site.
AJ
1. Do they have a pigtail or jumper so you can disable it if someone else uses the truck?
2. Am I understanding that for the 05s, or perhaps just due to a XZT re-design, they do not use a plug for the data link?
3. Do you still have to cut, splice or tap the TPS wire, or is evrything now plug and go?
4. Where are those of you who have posted the directions on here finding the links? I couldn't find instructions on Quadzillas web site.
AJ
2. With the XZT its just the Fuel sensor and Map sensor.
3. No cutting, splicing, or tapping the TPS wire.
4. XZT instructions Right next to the pic there is a link that says instructions. Click it and then click XZT series.
07-28-2006, 11:03 AM
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They install the same but the XZT is easier as there are no switches to be concerned about. The directions that came with mine show install of both, with the XZT box instructions ending a few pages earlier than the other boxes.
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They look exactly the same. The difference is that the standard has an additional port for the remote switch and some internal stuff the other doesn't. Very easy to install, Probably around 10- 15 minutes the first time.
07-28-2006, 12:39 PM
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the xzt does have a pink wire that you have to connect to the throttle responce cable by the foot pedal. thats the only thing besides pluggin it in under the hood. i sent u a pm about some things.
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Originally Posted by 35" 05'
the xzt does have a pink wire that you have to connect to the throttle responce cable by the foot pedal. thats the only thing besides pluggin it in under the hood. i sent u a pm about some things.
07-29-2006, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by ajpulley
Ok, so the earlier ones had the TPS tap wire, and the later ones had a data link instead like the pic in their instructions.
No. The new ones are two plugs. Fuel sensor and Map sensor. The instructions show the data link plug but that is for the bigger boxes and it tells you that. The XZT is just those two and thats it.
