21st Century Electronic Corrosion Protection

United States Patent #5,407,549

Installing The Auto Saver System

Before starting, a basic understanding of the electrical system of the vehicle is required. We recommend this system be installed by a qualified automotive technician.

Your kit includes the following items:

• One Control Module
• One Remote Anode
• One Wiring Harness
• Four Tie Wraps
• ...and Four Screws

Be sure your kit is complete before you begin the installation process.

Keep the vehicle's engine in the off position. Choose a convenient location within the engine compartment for the Control Module and Remote Anode. The strut towers or the firewall are good places to mount the electronic units.

Be sure to choose locations away from hot exhaust or moving parts.

Disconnect the battery completely. Install the Control Module on the same side of the engine compartment as the battery, or accessible 12 volt constant power source. An alternative ground may also be used if the battery is inconveniently located. Install the Remote Anode in a similar location on the opposite side of the engine compartment.

Once you have determined the mounting location, slightly rough the area with an emery cloth, and clean the surface thoroughly of any oil or chemical residue.

Remove the back of the tape from the electronic unit and firmly secure it to the vehicle. Do not touch the adhesion tape surface before applying. This can ruin the quality of the contact tape.

The contact tape is designed to hold the modules in place securely for the life of the vehicle.

Screws are included in the kit as an option for added security .

The wiring harness has two connectors. The connector with the red, green, and white wires plugs into the Control Module. The connector with the white wire only plugs into the Remote Anode.

Tie wraps are included for securing unused lengths of wire within raceways or other convenient locations.

Once you have carefully run the wires to the battery, cut to the required length. Connect the red power wire and green ground wire to the vehicle's battery terminals.

The LED indicators should now be on. The green light will remain on constantly, indicating the unit is energized.

The two red lights at the top and bottom of the control module marked Anode 1 and Anode 2 will flash continuously, indicating power to both anodes.

Your installation is complete, and The Auto Saver System is now operational.