Auto gauge boost gauge fitting
06-08-2006, 08:26 PM
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Auto gauge boost gauge fitting
Just got one of these through the post but i cant work out how to fit the bastard! 
Could anyone who has fitted one please let me in on the secret
Cheers guys
Could anyone who has fitted one please let me in on the secret
Cheers guys
06-08-2006, 09:38 PM
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one end of the tubing goes on the end of the tube sticking out the back of the gauge and the other end goes onto a vacuum take off on the inlet manifold.
then just wire it up as it shows you in the diagrams
then just wire it up as it shows you in the diagrams
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Not as simple as that mate im afraid thats why i need someone whos fitted one before to share with me 
Theres two units no vacuum goes to trhe gauge its all electrical. I just dont know how to connect the gauge to the sender? i think i may be missing some parts
Theres two units no vacuum goes to trhe gauge its all electrical. I just dont know how to connect the gauge to the sender? i think i may be missing some parts
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electrical eh.
you connect the gauge to the sender with a wire.
my oil gauges are electrical.
the sender goes on the engine to get a reading then it sends it back to the actual gauge itself through a wire.
you connect the gauge to the sender with a wire.
my oil gauges are electrical.
the sender goes on the engine to get a reading then it sends it back to the actual gauge itself through a wire.
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