Do you really need to remove the air bag fuse? I dont think other body lift kits require this.

Also why do you have to mess with the steering shaft? I dont think other kits mess with this either.

By the way, i have been looking at the M.O.R.E. install notes and comparing them with the PA instructions.

 

i did, just cause i was following the intructions, but i've had buddies do them and they didn't do either of those things and it worked out fine, so your good either way i should think!

 

I would remove the Air Bag fuse. You really don't want that going off by accident.

 

Do you mean you have to remove the air bag fuse permanently? Personally I wouldn't be very comfortable with that. Too bad. I was actually considering adding a body lift.

 

Not permanently.

I think i just unhooked the battery. No problems.

corey d

 

No-- just during the install, Or disconect the battery.

 

i didn't remove mine and did not have a problem.i installed a daystar body lift and i dont know if it said to remove the fuse or not.i guess i did not read the instructions

 

Same if there is any chance of that thing poping out I'd do something, probably just pull the + post of the Battery.

 

the instructions said to disconnect the battery AND pull the fuse. I guess I will just disconnect the battery because I never found the air bag fuse.

 

i didnt... i think if when the body was jacked up off the frame if it fell for some reason, the impact could potentially deploy the air bag.


just dont drop anything. lol