Skidoo Tech: S Module Replacement for Nick

[@nickerickson1321]

Ben is the absolute best! I think I owe him a couple 2-3 hundred favors after this one!

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

Haha no worries man!

[@SuperCody888]

I just did one. Its really easy.

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

@@SuperCody888 ya it’s not to bad just takes time

[@09peterky]

@6:48 don't forget you have to get the power valves relearned when undoing that wire.

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

Oh ok it ran really well after so it must have done that

[@09peterky]

@mountainreadymethod5023 tbh I think because you didn't touch power valves themselves it must be fine. I only found out about relearning last year haha

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

@@09peterky oh interesting how do you get it to relearn the power valves?

[@09peterky]

@mountainreadymethod5023 idk how personally I typically take it to dealer ship or a mechanic that knows what they're doing and have proper tools

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

@@09peterky cool good to know I’ll ask my dealer

[@dukhtr3]

Did you bolt the s module on or rivet? I am about to start the same project. Trying to decide either factory rivets or bolts.

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

Are you talking about how the s module attaches to the e module? From the factory is bolted. The only thing that I had to rivet was some of the plastics to the s module

[@dukhtr3]

@@mountainreadymethod5023 I am talking where you connect the e mod to the s mod. I guess I didn't know they started bolting them on. I know the gen 4 was rivets but I guess I haven't looked at the gen 5. That will make it way easier not having to grind all the old rivets. Thanks!!

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

@@dukhtr3 ya there are a few rivets holding odd and ends on

[@mountainreadymethod5023]

@@dukhtr3 ya there are some rivets that hold on some odds and ends but the main part is bolts