Detailed Installation Instructions

Step 1:

Replace your vehicle’s Starter Relay with the Relay Bypass Module.

1. 1. 1. Your vehicle’s starter relay is usually located in your primary fuse box under the hood. If you flip over your fuse box cover, there should be a diagram identifying which relay belongs to your vehicle’s starter. (Pro Tip: Depending on your vehicle, the RELAY identifier can sometimes be abbreviated “ST” or “STR”, “START“, etc.  Do not mistake similar positions such as “run/crank” or “start/stop” which make have similar initial no-start effects but will cause strange running side-effects.
      2. IMPORTANT: To ensure you located the correct starter relay module, after pulling it–try starting your vehicle. If it starts, you pulled the wrong module.  What you want is to hear a click but no sound of your starter cranking. It is VITALLY important you replace the correct relay–some vehicles have several of the same relays and the orientation of the diagrams can be confusing. Please take your time and double-check the correct relay. 
      3. Once you are sure you pulled the correct starter relay module; replace it with the 41.22 Relay Bypass Module. **NOTE** Type 1 modules, if turning off the Kill Switch fails to start your engine, the orientation of the bypass relay is incorrect; just flip it the opposite direction and it should function thereafter. 

IMPORTANT: If your Kit has an extra Bypass Relay labeled “Reverse Relay”, this is in case the pre-installed relay does not work. In that case, your vehicle may have a reversed negative pin, so just swap out and use the packaged “Reverse Relay” instead. If you did not receive a reverse relay and the one that came in the kit does not work, please contact us. We’re happy to ship you a Reverse Relay if you need it in your case.