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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 8:09 pm 
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Ok so it's not as easy as the video makes it seem but it is pretty easy. I just was overly cautious. It took two or three tries but on the third try it popped out with no damage to bag or fitting. I let the hair drier sit for 15 mins and then would apply pressure for a bit then heat another 5 to 10 ...... I just repeated that 3 times and boom

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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 9:21 pm 
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good find, I may give it a try when I get a backup bag


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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 1:28 am 
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I gave this a try today and it came out fairly easy. I was using an 1800 W hair dryer on low. I ran it for about 11 minutes, pointing down at the bag and slowly rotating around the fitting.

I also some flooring to reduce stress and to limit the heated area. The larger hole (2.125") I used when heating and the other (1.75") when removing the fitting. I stood on the plank and also used a .5" bar to push the fitting out. I basically pushed in forward about 30 degrees, then back 30, right and left. I repeated that and it was out before my second cycle was complete. A 1.5" hole probably would be have been fine for the smaller hole, but I just used what I had around to cut the holes.

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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:20 pm 
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Nice mod..... Holding the blackmlastic ws hardest part for me

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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 7:34 am 
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Here's an idea for people installing new pnp systems..... i didn't like that i wasn't getting full potential out of the bow sac under the seat, and didn't like that i would have to buy a similar sized bag to sit on top, so i looked into a smaller bag to go under the seat and im gonna move the big bag to the top ... just feels more efficent to me. i used the extra fill and drain pump to feed the bag on top of the seat and ran the stock to overflow into the new bag under the seat.

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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 10:58 am 
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amsugg wrote:
Here's an idea for people installing new pnp systems..... i didn't like that i wasn't getting full potential out of the bow sac under the seat, and didn't like that i would have to buy a similar sized bag to sit on top, so i looked into a smaller bag to go under the seat and im gonna move the big bag to the top ... just feels more efficent to me. i used the extra fill and drain pump to feed the bag on top of the seat and ran the stock to overflow into the new bag under the seat.


Where is the extra fill and drain pump on a '12?


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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 11:47 am 
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Where is the extra fill and drain pump on a '12?


My system came with 4 pumps total for the front, 2 fill (mounted to hull) and two drain. and each bag (hard tank, and mushroom shaped sac) had there own fill and drain.

i call them extra, because i would only need them to fill the 3/ extra sac

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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 2:41 pm 
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Has anyone installed plug n' play in a 2013 Axis utilizing the SL Sumo sacs in the rear lockers and the sl bow sac. If so how much if any difference is there in installing them and the Fly High bags. I am wondering if you have to change out the fittings like in the video or if they just hook up directly or if anything else is different.


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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 7:21 pm 
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Installed PNP in a friends 2010 A22 and used dual fill method.
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 Post subject: Re: How To Hook Up Your Plug N' Play
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I had a rear fill pump go bad, so I just ordered 1100gph pumps and 1" plumbing. Ill try to get a before and after fill timing. ..


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