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At the moment im wiring in my new gauges,
i am wiring them off the stereo cabling and have the live, earth and ignition wires all connected yet the gauges are staying permanantley lit even when the ignition isn't on.
can anyone sugest something which would explain this as im completely stumped.
i am wiring them off the stereo cabling and have the live, earth and ignition wires all connected yet the gauges are staying permanantley lit even when the ignition isn't on.
can anyone sugest something which would explain this as im completely stumped.
As above, you want to be using the yellow wire if you are using the stereo wiring. Just don't connect too much up on it because its not fused, you would be better finding a proper ignition feed IMO.
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dont worry i sorted it now, i had the ignition wired into the live so they were on constant.
the power line for my Alpine stereo (yellow) is fused so it should be alright....
the power line for my Alpine stereo (yellow) is fused so it should be alright....
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no there is an in-line fuse on the yellow power line behind the stereo.
its a standard Alpine wiring loom....
here is a picture of my new gauge setup for anyone whos interested....

its a standard Alpine wiring loom....
here is a picture of my new gauge setup for anyone whos interested....

Ah ok then, i would recommend moving the fuse to directly by the ignition switch however, if the wire is cut anywhere before the fuse you will have a fire on your hands
Gauges loom quality nice work
Gauges loom quality nice work
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safechav there is a fire extinguisher in the glove box
i have had the gauges wired up like this for 6 months or so (in the place of the heater) and it has been ok....
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all the gauges are from ebay they are Autogauge smoke series.
i bought them from a trader called mod world for about £25 each but i later found them from a international seller who sells 3 for £40
i have had the gauges wired up like this for 6 months or so (in the place of the heater) and it has been ok....
biglee
all the gauges are from ebay they are Autogauge smoke series.
i bought them from a trader called mod world for about £25 each but i later found them from a international seller who sells 3 for £40
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