Does the coil have to clear the roof line?
481876
not exactly long as you have the whip sticking out above the windshield far enough where you don't have no interference
481877
You should get as much exposure as you can above the roofline but also consider low hanging obstacles like garages, power lines and the drive thru at restaurants!
1174049
The kit should include the Coil. I looked it up elsewhere(JEGS.com) and it shows the coil as part of the kit.
676243
No Jesse it don't! But if you Know How to tune them right you can use that same spring to do both. But it's all in the tunning. But it comes with great Coils!
676244
No, it is not the coils that make the difference of shading or lining, it is the pressure off the spring arm, you will need to adjust accordingly, they sell a little tool you can use to measure the tension.
2146256
YES , NO PROBLEM . Have my unit on my roof , cord is long enough. Great product !
1520233
I took the side trim out and ran it behind it. Once the side plastic is out it loosens the roof up and I tucked the wire behind it. I ran the power from my fuse box which in my vehicle is located on the driver's side. I hope this helps. Good luck.
1119008
No, this product does not self coil. The picture is a bit misleading - if left sitting untouched, the cable would be straight.
1455413
Do you bleed the line before removing the tank? I shut off the tank then press the trigger until no more air comes out. I use a remote coil with a quick connect. Doing this I've never had air seep afterward Hope that helps
1405570
Only partially. Lift very carefully if you do. I usually lift slightly and take a damp dishcloth to run under the coils (AFTER you unplug it :)
1287986
Ok on your question I didn't remove mine and I bein driven for 8 months know problem you don't have to but if you won't to follow directions to the t then do so but you don't have to just make you flush your radiator and follow all the other direction and your good. This stuff is great if olny a lot of people know about this stuff watch out mechanics .
1247114
The hose hole is very low so thinking that maybe could be small issue (1/2inch) but I don't notice mine collecting standing water so think goes out seam under tube at bottom. Putting the coil tube in is optional and if put in don't have to seal it.
867996
Hi Sean, Yes it does include a wire for the coil. Neither is terminated, so you will have to crimp both ends after you match it up to what ever system/coil set up you are using. Any other question, don't hesitate to contact us again. Regards, KAS
1537974
It sounds like the timing is not set right, probably too big of gap. Check the gap with a business card, it should be just that big of space. If that is correct, the the coil is getting hot and no longer functions like it should!
2201752
Dont have that problem, but having installed it myself i can tell you on top of the unit is a section where air can vent thru from the coil, if anything falls in there or its not clean, every time you heat up the coil and anything thats fallin in there can heat up and of course smell, hmmmmm, take a flashlight and look in there or perhaps take the cover off and take a look, other than that it may be a venting problem thru to the outside, the pipe is double, one inside the other, one is for venting the other for fresh air intake, hope this helps, Mike
1135178
It's just a splice in, then run the hot wire thru the coil,....I know it sucks not having any english directions! Hope this helps.
1071830
Yes. It did. No issues. I would not recommend taking it off and putting it back on. It's hard to align the nut to the hole on the roof. After putting it, I never removed it. It actually looks pretty cool on the car roof.
269711
yes. drain from radiator petcock on the bottom of the drivers side of the radiator