Kenne Bell Valet Mode
I thrid party installed the KBSC on my stang, and I was not able to find the place , instructions, etc to operate properly the "Valet Mode". I am really lost on this, does any happen to have any picture or something that can lead me to identify/activate it? 
Best Regards!!!

Best Regards!!!
Who provided you with the tunes? I'm guessing that if you have the SCTprogrammer (or whichever) and "valet" is not among the available tunes, you simply don't have one.
My own Valet tune was custom programmed by my tuner at my request, it was the first he'd been asked to make.
My own Valet tune was custom programmed by my tuner at my request, it was the first he'd been asked to make.
There is a little valve that is pinned closed on the KB. You have to un-pin that valve and it will release all the boost. It is on drivers side towards the back of the blower near the fuel rail.
ORIGINAL: zkiller
There is a little valve that is pinned closed on the KB. You have to un-pin that valve and it will release all the boost. It is on drivers side towards the back of the blower near the fuel rail.
There is a little valve that is pinned closed on the KB. You have to un-pin that valve and it will release all the boost. It is on drivers side towards the back of the blower near the fuel rail.
Thanks to all for your quick answers.
ORIGINAL: marcuskeeler
Who provided you with the tunes? I'm guessing that if you have the SCTprogrammer (or whichever) and "valet" is not among the available tunes, you simply don't have one.
My own Valet tune was custom programmed by my tuner at my request, it was the first he'd been asked to make.
Who provided you with the tunes? I'm guessing that if you have the SCTprogrammer (or whichever) and "valet" is not among the available tunes, you simply don't have one.
My own Valet tune was custom programmed by my tuner at my request, it was the first he'd been asked to make.
At least on the KBSC there is a mechanical way to apply the valet mode without the need of any special tunning through a bypass valve. I was missing the place.
Regards.
I've never used it on mine. As the photo shows, at 0 vacuum the actuator relaxes and closes the bypass valve, routing air to the blower. All the little setscrew does is keep the actuator engaged--forcing air to continue thru the bypass. Getting out under the hood and turning a screw everytime you want to stop boost is a hassle.



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