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Old 07-30-2003, 12:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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NX remote opener dont workk...

my whole kit is done... n now i spend $ 240- on this dam opener n it doesn workk...

can i get in details how the wires goes... im very confused where the 2 power line goes..

can sum 1 exactly tell me where to plug it in.....

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ttt... 13 pplz check this page out n no help...THANX...GRrRr
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Are you reading the directions? I just looked at them and it's not very complex. You can find the directions on nitrousexpress.com under "FAQ."
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should be real easy....power,switch power, ground....not much more...
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Does the motor work?? Can you hear it moving?? if so then if the bottle isnt opening you may have to adjust the clutch inside.

There is the red wire.. power.. and black.. ground.. either side of the switch should work... just hook up the red to a 12 volt power source... and the black to any ground. Directions with a diagram are on the website.
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