Banks Power Dodge Trucks: (Diesel ’03 - 07 5.9L Cummins) Speed Control- Banks Brake, Exhaust Brake System, Late '04-07 For use w_Manual Transmissions - Manual (Page 18)

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1.
Locate the engine control module
(ECM) on the driver’s side of the
engine (Figure 14). Remove the ECM’s
50 pin connector with a 4mm hex
wrench.
2.
The factory seals in locations #39
and #42 will have to be removed from
the 50 pin connector (Figure 15).
Figure 15 is viewed from the wire
side. Bend a paper clip so that part of
it is straight. On the side opposite the
wires, push the paper clip through pins
#39 and #42 to remove the factory
seals. You can use needle nose pliers
to help with the removal. See
Figure 16.
3.
Locate the loose BLACK/RED and
BLUE terminal wires on the Banks
Wiring Harness. Insert the BLACK/
RED terminal wire into pin location
#39. Insert BLUE terminal wire into pin
location #42. Push in both terminals
until they snap into place and are
locked. Re-connect the ECM’s 50 pin
connector.
Note: Routing the wires between the
intake and the brake fluid reservoir,
down to the eCM’s connector will
provide the cleanest install.
4.
Remove the fuse box cover,
located in the front driver’s side of the
engine compartment. Locate mini-fuse
#50 for 2004-05 trucks (Figure 17)
or #28 for 2006-07 trucks (Figure 18)
and remove it.
5.
Install the mini-blade fuse tap onto
the removed mini fuse as shown in
Figure 19. Re-install the mini fuse
with the attached blade tap into the
fuse box.
For 2004-05 trucks, install the fuse tap
in the #50 spot closest to the firewall
as seen in Figure 17.
For 2006-07 trucks, install the mini-
auto blade tap in the #28 spot closest
to the engine. This is the “hot” side of
the circuit.
Section 5
Banks Brake Wiring Harness Installation
Figure 14
1) Engine Control Module (ECM)
2) 60 pin connector
3) 50 pin connector