The Momentum Eagle 1 device installs into a wide variety of asset types.
These include: passenger vehicles, pick-ups, vans, trailers, big rigs, heavy and light equipment.
Depending on asset type, the device connects with either an OBD harness or 12-volt harness.
Quick OBD Install (click here)
Suitable for Class 1 & 2 vehicles including:
• Passenger Vehicles
• Standard Pickup Trucks
• Standard Vans
• Standard SUVs
Covert OBD Install (click here)
Can be used for:
• Many Passenger Vehicles
• Standard Pickup Trucks
• Standard Vans
• Standard SUVs
12-Volt Install (click here)
Suitable for:
• Most equipment with 12-volt batteries
• Trailers
• ATVs/Golf Carts
• Big-Rigs (with no diagnostic requirement)
• Heavy Equipment (with no diagnostics)
With most passenger vehicles, pick-up trucks, and vans, the Eagle 1 Device will connect to the Onboard Diagnostic (“OBD”) receptacle and provides vehicle data to management including vehicle location, speed, gas mileage, etc.
Locate the OBD port.
The OBD port will be below and slightly left of the steering column.
There are FIVE steps to complete on the covert installation:
Because vehicles have different cab structures & OBD receptacle housing, mounting the Eagle One device and connecting will differ from vehicle to vehicle.
Make sure to secure away from driver’s legs and see that the device cannot shift/move when vehicle is in motion.
For covert installation, please read this entire document first.
Ensure you have the Eagle 1 Device & the following list of tools for Trucks/Vehicles:
• A couple of 8” to 12” black Zip ties
• Scissors/snips suitable to trim Zip tie
• Hex wrench, socket set or small #8 or 9/32 wrench
• Security tape (suggested)
• For Trailers you will need 4 self tapping machine screws.
There are FIVE steps to complete on the covert installation:
Because vehicles have different cab structures & OBD receptacle housing, mounting the Eagle One device and connecting will differ from vehicle to vehicle.
Make sure to secure away from driver’s legs and see that the device cannot shift/move when vehicle is in motion.
Locate the OBD port.
The OBD port will be below and slightly left of the steering column.
Remove the OBD receptacle using the appropriate tool (wrench, socket or hex wrench).
After unscrewing, this is what you see.
The OBD receptacle should now hang loose from its bracket.
Carefully pull back on panel under steering column to disengage the pins on panel from vehicle.
Carefully, slide the Eagle 1 Device connection cable into the space between front panel and vehicle.
Place electrical or “Do Not Tamper” tape on the connection of the Eagle1 Device, ensuring the tape covers both the device & the connector.
If the volt regulator wiring allows, the Eagle 1 will fit nicely just above the Break Release handle.
If the volt regulator wiring does not allow placement as in Option 1, the Eagle 1 will fit vertically set behind metal brace as shown.
Chevrolet Silverado 1500s have a metal bar that sits just above the panel that can serve as the base for the Eagle 1 device. Zip tie the device as shown (point the connection toward the engine).
Close the Front Panels by bending back the panel to reach the latch and push in.
Ensure that the Eagle 1 Device does not interfere with the steering column or any other mechanisms. If it does, reopen panel and shift device until it does not interfere.
Use zip ties to secure OBD receptacle away from driver’s legs to avoid ‘bumping it’ issues. You can secure to available brackets, or wiring behind drivers side panel.
Example Bracket used to secure OBD receptacle in Ford F-250 shown.
Secure any excess wire under panel to bracket or other electrical wires with a zip tie. Here's how it will look when done correctly.
Correctly placed, the Eagle 1 Device and cord should be virtually ‘invisible’ & inconspicuous to driver and allow for full range of motion from driving column.
Replace and tighten any bolts or empty receptacle you removed earlier to the OBD receptacle mounting bracket.
Eagle 1 Device install in the vehicle is now complete.
After stringing the cable through the metal plate take care that it is not pinched by the closing of the cover.
To install the Eagle 1 onto most light equipment, such as a trailer, you’ll have to connect the device to the trailer’s battery.
First, secure the device to the trailer using self-tapping screws through the 4 mounting holes, attaching the device on the outside of the battery well and stringing the cable through the hole in the metal dividing plate.
After stringing the cable through the metal plate take care that it is not pinched by the closing of the cover.
Connect the Eagle 1 to the battery terminals (outside is best to complete the cycle for the 12 volts).
Verify that the lights on device are green and receiving power, then tighten. Double check that the cables will not interfere with the closing of the cover.
Installation in trailer is complete.
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