Raptor Reverse Rev Limiter

Disconnect Instructions

This is the wire that you are going to splice into. As you can see it has the "L" shaped plug on it. It just clips onto a round terminal.


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I would unplug the wire to help you follow it up.


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When you follow the wire up, you will see that it goes through a wire bracket just under the rear shock mount. I followed it up to just in front of the rear shock mount as you can see in the picture. I then used some clippers and carefully cut through the rubber housing that they have around the wire. I then took a wire splice (see picture) and carefully placed the splice right where I cut through the rubber housing so that the splice had complete contact with the wire inside the rubber housing. I then took a 6-8" piece of wire and put one end in the splice and closed the splice with pliers. If you ride in wet conditions a lot, you might want to put some heat shrink tubing over the wire before splicing then shrink it over the splice.

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In this picture you can see the wire bracket I mentioned in the previous frame. This is where I grounded the wire I spliced. I put a connector on the end and soldered it, then grounded it. That is it.

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Note: We are not responsible if any injury or damage were to occur because someone performed this procedure. We are not recommending this procedure, we are just illustrating what we have done to our Raptors.