Guage wiring question
#13
RE: Guage wiring question
Yes, there is power and ground. But there has to be a third wire that connects to whatever the gauage needs to read. (o2 sensor, oil pressure sending unit, etc). I will try to find a pic.
#14
RE: Guage wiring question
If you are just trying to wire up lights on the guages all you do is ground it to a piece of metal and then run the power side to a wire under your dash that gets hot when you turn the key on, or when you turn the headlights on. The oil pressure will go to the spot where your oil sender is and the coolant will go where the coolant sender is. it's all pretty simple.
#15
RE: Guage wiring question
ORIGINAL: draco529
I found a wire that comes on with the lights. I had to wire the back lighting for the guages into that. I just didn't want to have to turn the lights on for the guages to work.
I found a wire that comes on with the lights. I had to wire the back lighting for the guages into that. I just didn't want to have to turn the lights on for the guages to work.
#17
RE: Guage wiring question
Just hook it up to the same circuit as your radio or something. Anything that comes on with the key.
Haha, I used a screw driver and a hammer and pounded a hole through my windshield on one of my cars cause that one was seized and I was NOT about to round it... my other cars a 1/4" ratchet worked fine.
ORIGINAL: 1990mustanggt
The hardest part was just undoing the screws up around the windshield. I just used a Torx bit and visegrips to undo the two screws.
The hardest part was just undoing the screws up around the windshield. I just used a Torx bit and visegrips to undo the two screws.
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