i have a 07 vett how do i know if its has npp exhaust and what fuse do i pull out?
910656
NPP exhausts can be identified by looking inside the tail pipes. The two interior of the 4 pipes will have a butterfly valve easy to see as they are not very deep. The Mild 2 Wild comes with instructions or go to any number of forums on the web - very easy
910657
NPP (Performance Exhaust) is an option if you paid for it should be shown on invoice, etc. Are you can ask dealer, or if you hit 3500RPM and your exhaust roars like I don't know what - then you have it. In a 2013 vette is fuse #10. The instructions that come with it tell you what to do. If you don't have NPP exhaust, don't buy it. It won't do anything.
910658
I believe the NPP exhaust first started in 2008, when you look at the exhaust tips about 4 inches from the tip, you would see something similar to a bell crank on both exhausts.
910659
If you have npp exhaust, at the rear of the exhaust system you will valves inside the exhaust tips and small silver motor on top of each exhaust side. On 07 Vette not sure it was available. If on car, lower right fuse controls the valves
910660
You will see two butterfly valves just ahead of your chrome exhaust tips if it has performance exhaust. The fuse panel is under the carpet, passenger side, the mild to wild has very clear precise directions... Its a very simple installation, it takes less than ten minutes to install.
910661
You can tell if you have NPP in a couple ways. 1) look at the exhaust tips at the rear of your car and you should see some valves to open/close the NPP. 2) when you accelerate hard, you will hear the exhaust open up at about 3500 RPMs. It you don't hear a sudden "explosion" of noise around 3500 RPM then you don't have NPP.
910662
I think it's 2008 and newer. Look at your pipes and you will see something on top that looks like a lever. Or if you rev it up it will sound different when you get to 3500 /4000 rpm. If it sounds the same all the way threw then it won't work. If this is the case, pay a little more (roughly $100) and have a muffler shop cut the mufflers off. It has the same aggressive but not to aggressive sound or effect. If you decide it is to loud for some wild reason then it IS reversible (for roughly another $100
1268594
There are no sensors on the 6.0 powerstroke exhaust from the turbo back. Unless 2007 is a 6.4 but I believe they didn't do that motor until 08?
1579281
Good question. I checked around the web and couldn't find any info. Check the back of your owner's manual; should be there. Otherwise call dealer parts desk and ask them.
2028303
First, check the two fuses, then second, the wiring connections. Third, check the operating togger switch (this switch turns-on the system). You check this because the two wires can easily come off the switch causing the system to be off-line. Fourth, check the hood safety switch if you have connected it (you do not need to connect this hood safety switch if you do not want it). Good luck.
599900
Look up the IPB (Illustrated Parts Breakdown) that's for the YEAR Club Car that you have. Then look under ENGINE
354365
I don't see why not just make sure to get the adapter that fits the Vett. It pretty straight forward, that was my first time installing a stereo and I did it.
474143
Check the fuse for the cigar lighter. Believe it or not, on your vehicle the same fuse powers the OBD port and the socket for the lighter.
1497232
Yuppers like a charm. When you pull the stock one off. Ther is going be a mesh-like fitting that wont allow you to putt new exhaust on. JUst wiggle that off and your good to go. It will have you drill a small hole for a pin that will hold it in place. But other than that. It is extremely easy to install. About 15 mins for me. Hope this helps. If you want to see pics email me at ryanskelton88@gmail.com
224659
I do not know. I needed this unit to be a rear exhaust but it wasnt. it is only top exhaust. so I returned the unit. It was very nice but did not fit my application.
1479266
You had better check with a VW mechanic first. My main concern would be blown fuses due to overheating.
2123106
I installed it on my sisters 2003 Vibe 2 wheel drive. The stock exhaust is a solid welded piece from front to back. Use an electric saw to cut out the old catalytic assembly. Then put the new cat pipe with a muffler clamp. I did have trouble fitting the new cat pipe over the stock exhaust where I made the cut. It seems that Magnaflow didnt expand the end of their cat pipe (where it fits over the stock exhaust) wide enough. It just wouldnt slip on easily.
701401
Nope. You will need what my installer called a "pigtail", which he got at Pep Boys, or NAPA for about $10. I still haven't come to grips with how much better my engine runs. It is surprising how much difference it made.
203037
The muffler is not a magnaflow the sent me. It is a thrust. If it does not have magnaflow on it its wrong.
729384
Go to crutchfield.com and enter your vehicle information. They'll Tell you everything you need to know.
1187433
these cats dont have a spot for the o2 sensor, the muffler shop would have to weld a bung into the exhaust for the o2 sensor. From what ive been told these are completely universal mufflers, i had two seperate smog shops okay them on my car. I would imagine your van will have much more room to fit the cat than my bmw 325i did.
662920
Check wiring, check 10amp fuse on back of headunit, etc. Make sure that it is installed correctly!
433286
I believe it will. I have had several vette and so far I have not seen anyone say it won't work on the 2014. Check your owners manual for the exhaust fuse. Should be a separate fuse for the exhaust due to the valves. If you just pull out that fuse your valves should stay open. Reason for the switch is so you can close them easily. It will get loud in the car if you keep them open all the time. You can also ask someone on the Corvette Forum. They will advise you if something is different. Enjoy your new Vette..