General installation practices – Banks Power Ford Trucks: (Diesel ’99 - 03 7.3L Power Stroke) Speed Control- Banks Exhaust Brake '99-03 User Manual

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96995 v.9.0

Dear Customer,
Your new Banks Brake is a

uniquely designed exhaust brake

with electronic controls, designed

to achieve the optimum level

of braking from your vehicle’s

engine.
If you have any questions

concerning the installation of

the Banks Brake, please call our

Technical Service Hotline at
(888) 839-2700 between 7:00 am

and 5:00 pm (PT). If you have any

questions relating to shipping

or billing, please contact our

Customer Service Department at

(888) 839-5600.
Thank you.

1.

For ease of installation of your

Banks Brake, please read this 24-page

Owner’s Manual before starting any

work. Become thoroughly familiar with

all components and phases of the

installation before beginning any work.

2.

Inspect all components supplied

for any foreign material that may have

entered during shipping and handling.

3.

Pay particular attention to the

routing of wires and hoses. Keep

them away from exhaust heat, moving

parts and sharp edges that may cause

cuts or other damage. Route or tie

away from critical areas as required.

Keep all wires a minimum of 6” from

hot exhaust parts, 8” or more is

recommended whenever possible.
WarNINg! Never work under any

vehicle supported only by a jack

of any kind. DO NOT USE concrete

blocks or other masonry items that

may collapse under the vehicle

weight.
Note: Prior to beginning any work,

please verify the build date of your

vehicle.
Systems 55203 and 55206 are for use

on 1999 model year vehicles (built

prior to 01/99). Systems 55205 and

55207 are for use on 1999

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to 2003

vehicles (built 01/99 or later). The

build date of your vehicle appears

in the upper left-hand corner of the

information sticker located on the

driver’s side doorjamb. certain steps

in this manual are model-year specific,

so be sure to read each step carefully

before performing any work.

General Installation Practices

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