Banks Power Ford Trucks: (Diesel ’94 - 97 7.3L Power Stroke) Power Systems- PowerPack, Stinger-Plus & Stinger '94-98 3-1_2" Exhaust User Manual

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Supply moderate heat to the heat shrink

tubing to seal the connections. A heat-gun or

lighter works well.

When passing through the firewall either

make a hole in a factory grommet or drill

a hole and use a new grommet. If a hole needs

to be drilled, drill a

5

16

-inch hole and debur it on

both sides, so that the wiring or tubing does not

get cut as it passes through the hole. For added

protection, wrap the wiring with several layers of

electrical tape in the area where it passes through

the hole. When drilling, check the backside to

make sure that there are no components blocking

the backside of the hole that would be damaged

by drilling.

Route the pyrometer lead-wire up and across

the top of the firewall then down and through

the hole in the firewall. Inside the vehicle, route the

wire to the gauge location. If routing the lead-wire

under the carpet, avoid placing it where the driver’s

feet will rest on the wire. Tie the wire to existing wire

looms and hoses with the cable ties provided.

Position the gauge through the console

or gauge panel. Slip the plastic U-clamp,

provided with the pyrometer, over the studs

on the rear of the gauge and tighten the nuts,

provided.

IMPORTANT: Remove the bare shorting wire from

between the gauge terminals before connecting

the lead-wire to the pyrometer. Attach the spade

connectors to the back of the gauge. Connect the

yellow wire to the (+) terminal and the red wire to

the (-) terminal. If the lead-wires are accidentally

reversed, the gauge will read backwards.

Pull any excess wire through the firewall,

coil it and secure it up under the dash, out

of the way. Do not shorten the lead-wire. Note:

If it is necessary to replace one of the terminal

ends, use a crimp tool only. Do not solder to the

wires.

DYNAFACT BOOST GAUGE

For PowerPack installation, proceed to Step

80.

Locate the rubber hose connecting the

intake manifold on the passenger-side

of the engine to the manifold pressure sensor

mounted on the firewall. Cut through this hose at

a point 3 inches below the sensor. Install the

1

8

-

inch hose by

1

8

-inch NPT tee fitting and the spring

band clamps, provided, between the cut ends of

the hose as shown in

Figure 15

.

Install one

1

8

-inch NPT female by

1

8

-inch

compression 90-degree fitting onto the

threaded end of the tee. Sparingly apply

pipe sealant tape or paste on the male pipe

threads, and adjust the 90-degree fitting to

point back toward the firewall, as shown

in

Figure 15

. Do not allow any sealant to

cover the small hole in the fitting. Do not

over-tighten the plastic fitting.

For Stinger and Stinger-Plus installation,

proceed to Step 81.

Locate the

1

8

-inch NPT bung on the Banks

compressor outlet elbow and install the

adapter fitting. Sparingly apply pipe sealant tape

or past on the pipe threads. If you are upgrading

from Stinger or Stinger-Plus, replace the cut

segments of hose between the intake manifold

and the manifold pressure sensor with the single

piece of hose provided.

Install one end of the

1

8

-inch diameter

plastic tube provided into the fitting and

tighten the nut. Be sure the plastic tube cannot be

pulled out of the ferrule, but do not over-tighten

the nut.

Route the free end of the tube up and along

the top of the firewall toward the brake

master cylinder assembly. Tie the tube to existing

wires and hoses with the cable ties provided.

Follow the routing of the pyrometer lead-wire

through the firewall.

Route the plastic tube to the DynaFact boost

gauge and cut the tube to the proper length.

Follow the instructions supplied with the gauge

for mounting, lighting and tubing connections.

Connect one wire from each gauge light

to a good ground location under the dash,

such as a metal support bracket where other

wires may already be grounded. Connect the

remaining light wires together and to an 18-gauge

or larger wire, connected to either the headlight

circuit or the dash lighting circuit. The dash

lighting circuit is located on fuse #10 on the fuse

panel at the left side of the dashboard. (Wiring

and terminals for gauge lighting are not supplied

with the PowerPack system.) NOTE: On vehicles

with an automatic transmission, complete the

TransCommand installation before proceeding.

BANKS OTTOMIND ENGINE CALIBRATION

MODULE INSTALLATION

Be certain battery ground cables have been

disconnected.

Locate the engine control unit (ECU) in a

recess in the firewall on the engine side,

between the steering column and the left front

fender. All that will be visible is an elongated

electrical connector and wire loom, surrounded

by a retainer plate attached with two nuts.

See

Figure 16

.

Remove the bolt attaching the electrical

connector to the ECU, unplug the

connector, and swing it out of the way.

Remove the two nuts and retaining plate

88.

87.

85.

84.

83.

76.

77.

75.

74.

82.

81.

80.

79.

78.

86.

73.

P.N. 96322 v.7.0

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