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Haltech Elite 2500 parallel install

Blue10XR

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As the title suggests, I want to do a parallel installation on my 2010 X. I was wondering if anyone has done a stand alone in this way? I had a shop that made promises and kept telling me they would help but I got impatient and tired of chasing them to give them my money. If anyone has experience with this type of install and can help I am very interested to give this a shot on my own. Please let me know your thoughts and any obstacles I may run into. From what I gather the Elite now has DBW and CAN bus so I should be able to retain the factory gauge cluster and not have any CEL?

I know this is not for the faint at heart but I am hoping one of you guys have the experience to help me through the project. If not I am going to be forced to find a shop and trust they will do it cleanly.
The old saying is, if you want it done right you do it yourself....

TIA for your help!
 

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Scrap the build, sell everything or use it for another car and buy my s/c kit
 

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Lamia, I am sorry to hear you were scared of what I'm about to build and sold all your s^&t.
I am a turbo kind of guy. Now if there is another local here that wants to grab it, I would be grateful so I can whoop them in the quarter, like I was gonna whoop you!!:laugh:

I need professional advise from someone with experience in this, and not from a shrink ...
 

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Lamia, I am sorry to hear you were scared of what I'm about to build and sold all your s^&t.
I am a turbo kind of guy. Now if there is another local here that wants to grab it, I would be grateful so I can whoop them in the quarter, like I was gonna whoop you!!:laugh:

I need professional advise from someone with experience in this, and not from a shrink ...

Lol !! One, you wish by the time your car starts spooling and you get traction I would have already won. Two, car would have been a antique by the time yours hits the road.
 

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Mine is wired in to an extension harness. Which makes it plug n play. It only controls engine functions. All gauges still work.
 

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Mine is wired in to an extension harness. Which makes it plug n play. It only controls engine functions. All gauges still work.
Tor, What ECU are you running? Did you do the install yourself?
 

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ProEFI Pro128. Had them wire up the extension harness. Installer it myself.
 

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ProEFI Pro128. Had them wire up the extension harness. Installer it myself.
Yeap, the problem here is that the 09+ has not patch harness available. I am looking into it now.
I spoke to Gadget today and he said he was waiting on connectors to show up. I was interested in buying some to make my own harness but it doesn't look like URD will sell connectors by themselves.:thumbdown:
 

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I had my pro efi hardwired into my factory harness. Worked fine. In my 2010
 

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^^^^ First '09 Tacoma with a ProEFI. Wired in and worked superbly.
 
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