Banks Power Dodge Trucks: (Diesel ’98 - 02 5.9L Cummins ISB) Speed Control- Banks Exhaust Brake - Manual (Page 8)

14.
Drill a 1⁄8” pilot hole
and mount the actuator
control valve to the upper
passenger side firewall as
shown in Figure 4 using
the #12 self-threading
screw provided.
15.
On the driver’s side
firewall, there is a large,
soft 31⁄2”-diameter
grommet located under
the cowl that allows the
vehicle’s wiring harness
to pass from the cab to
the engine compartment.
Enlarge the hole
approximately 1⁄2” to allow
the Banks Brake wiring
harness to pass through. Be
careful not to damage the
vehicle harness. See Figure
5 .
16. Inside the cab, remove
the dash kick panel below
the steering column by
removing the three screws
and pulling on the panel.
17. Starting with the
orange and gray wires, feed
the Banks Brake harness
through the hole located in
Step 15 . continue to feed
the harness through until
the convolute with the blue
wire is through the firewall.
For vehicles with
automatic transmissions
proceed to Step 19.
18.
If your vehicle is a
manual transmission and
equipped with cruise
control, continue to feed
the harness through until
the convolute containing
two brown wires (taped to
the harness) are through
the firewall. Locate and cut
the white wire with a pink
tracer located in the vehicle
harness bundle shown in
Figure 6 .
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