MegaOhm Backup speaker bypass install

[Maineiac12]

For those who have installed this, where did you zip tie the module? There isn’t really a good place to stick it.

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[WillB17]

For those who have installed this, where did you zip tie the module? There isn’t really a good place to stick it.

You can zip tie it to the harness it plugs into near the next anchor point of the harness. Even zip tied to the harness itself would be sufficient

 

[prophetdeafening]

I used the harness clip that is just higher than it(tight, but doable), so zip tie through harness clip around the big end. Then zip tie around the u-shaped Megaohm harness as backup.

 

[lightningevcar]

I took the speaker apart and put a resister inside and my frunk beeper is gone too..... no bings bongs chimes anywhere now inside or out.... looks stock and no error code

 

[brirr76]

I just completed this process 1 week ago (47M). I bought the version listed for the 24 on amazon. I took a close look around (24 Flash)and took the two twisty ties and connect it to itself... It ties to the WIRE itself that runs straight UP from the speaker. If you are worried about dealerships doing their stuff during that time of the year.... I was able to swap out the bypass with the OG and leave the bypass "on the side" during dealership updates (at 20k). Now I just moved the connector back and I'm back to be silent again with no spaceship sound and no reverse-beep. I love it!!! Just be aware there might be laws against doing this. This is my favorite MOD because the truck is truly SILENT for the most part and I can pretend I am Michael Knight driving KITT. K.I..T.T.: I'm afraid we zinged where we should have zagged Michael. Yes, I am OG-1976. . Me and my truck are the bestest of buddies. What should I name him? Hey! Be The earcareful and don't run over people! The sensors still work and will alert you inside the truck cab for objects/people. The external is what is now silent.

 

[WildBlue]

I struggled to find a suitable place near the speaker as well. In the end, I made a small flat bracket that I attached the device to via zip ties and then attached the bracket to the truck using the small bolt nearest to the speaker. I think it supports the air dam on the bottom, but it's easy to remove without having to use all sorts hand gymnastics to get it zipped tied to an existing harness. Also, did not like the sharp bends doing it that was put on the wire to the device. It's also super easy to remove if I take it to the dealership.

 

[WillB17]

We will dig into the mounting location more and see if we can make any improvements. Perhaps we need to include the extension harness to provide better reach to a mounting location.

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