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YOUR RESEARCHPSE turning off?!

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Disconnect orange plug in the picture below

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The quick way would be to disconnect the orange plug in the picture below.....
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The quick way would be to disconnect the orange plug in the picture below.....
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, On my 02 Cab it has PSE fitted, had car about 8 weeks now, not the switchable exhaust, just lous all the time Have noticed a few times now that it seems to "turn itself off", I know that sounds stupid but get home with a big grin from the noise then go out again and its not there! Anyone have any idea, is there something underneath that has been knocked? Thanks Colin Migration info. Legacy thread was 134186

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It is a standard feature for it to deactivate between 30 and 45 mph (I think). This can be stopped from happening by and indie or there is a procedure on the Renntech forum if you fancy having a go yourself. Migration info. Legacy thread was 134190

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The quick way would be to disconnect the orange plug in the picture below..... Just make sure you cable tie the ends to one of the pipes close by and cover the exposed plug ends to stop water ingress. Migration info. Legacy thread was 134208

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Thanks guys thats great I'll give that a go! Migration info. Legacy thread was 134232

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