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Did you use their distributor as well

Good information I have ran 2200s for a few years I'm in remote Alaskan Bush have to use a generator box The co minor has got me more than once over the last few years just bought the EU 3000 it's good to know how to disable that damn thing I'm from the old school anybody dumb enough to run a generator inside their house deserves carbon monoxide. I'll be running my new one in a box to protect it from -55 below my 2200 has almost 7,000 hours on it still works great from keeping it warm in the winter and changing the oil once a week changing the fuel filter shit like that. Anyways thanks for the information 👍

I'm getting that killshot

Nice car

That tranny and oil pan looks too close to the ground but they fit it in. 👍

Is this for sale?

How are you liking the killshot after all this time?

Nice!

YES 😉

Hemi Dart - bucket list item #8. Well done

I had a 69 dart I miss it it took a good jump and was done

Did you regulate your fuel pressure before the throttle body then plug the outlet on the throttle body similar to how a carb would be set up? Ive been looking for info, but not much out there

Shes gonna be a beast

Hey Dan, do you think it can be done on a eu7000is also, cant find the sniffer unit.

Does anyone know why i need do give my royal flush a little bit of throttle to start up, and why it bogs down when i get on full throttle ? Also its shooting when i let go of the gas

Just confirming; the fact that the "sniffer" can't "sniff" does not cause the CO minder to shut the generator off after awhile?

Another question for ya Dan... What did you hook up the Mini to for positive? The instructions say to the FiTech EFI wire harness but since you have a Killshot, what did you use?

What the heck were you watching on the TV in the background?? ;)

Does this work with the 7000 too?

Dude. You're the first person I've seen running the Aces Killshot with a FiTech Force Fuel Mini. This is exactly what I am about to get started on. Can you clarify something for me? The Aces manual says you should run a fuel return line from the TB back to the tank with a regulator in between, but the Mini says to run a return line from the Mini to the tank with no other regulation in line... basically the TB gets the supply pressure and that's it. Only 1 of its 4 port used. What did you do? OH!!! one more. Your Mini shows like 46 psi but I heard they come stock at like 50 something. Did you replace the regulator in the Mini with a 3 BAR or are you running the regulator it came with and the Killshot is happy with it? Please... I'm dying to know!

Is that the 5" screen or the 7"screen? Looks and sounds great.

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Have you adjusted the IAC when warm? It sounds like it’s really open. That’s the hissing sound from the TB. Clean looking ride you have there.

To be honest with you all you have to do is just unplug it you don’t need any tape and the machine runs just fine real easy

Didn’t work it still shut off after 2hrs

I did that yesterday but it still shut off after 2hrs Although I used blue tape instead of black

Thank you so much for this video, you saved me what I am sure would have been a boat load of money, I simply just disconnected the sensor altogether and it started right up.

Guaranteed to give you carbon monoxide poisoning.

I’ll give it a shot! I have mine in a sound box and if the breeze is the wrong way it shuts me down!

Great Video Dan, will this work on a 7000i. I want to put on in a trailer that has generator box but I'm afraid it will shut down inside the box even with it having vents on the side of the trailer

God bless you 👍 Thanks

Absolutely brilliant solution ... simple, clean, and effective ... thank you!! Part 2 is a good demo, too! As to the 10-year 'checkup' problem: who cares what happens 10 years out? If the sensor replacement alert flashes, just take the tape off, then let the dealer replace the sensor and reset the 10-year clock; once you return home ... simply re-apply the tape ... rinse and repeat.

Thank You sir you are awesome!

Bro your a legend amongst mere mortals… thank you 🙏🏼 I keep mine in the back of the truck for work all every day and yesterday it cut out 23 times!! Half way through my day and not a single cut out! Finally I can get some work done ✅

Neat Idea, no doubt that it works, and works well. However, doesn’t the generator’s computer start the CO sensor “life span” clock when the generator is running? What I mean is, will the generator eventually stop operating or indicate that the CO sensors “life span” is over and to “ please take to an authorized dealer” after say 10 years or whenever the sensor “needs” to be replaced?

It's carbon monoxide (CO), not carbon dioxide (O2)

Thanks for the video. Have you tested this in an enclosed area?