Completing wiring ... need two things ... please help if you can.
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It's almost done. Can anybody help me with these two things? Any pictures would be appreciated very much.
1. Pillar pod fuel pressure gauge and air/fuel gauge > thin red and black wies ... where do they go?
2. How about the dash wiring for the fuel pressure gauge ... how do I tap the black and white wires into the dash wiring?
Please assist if you can ... thanks.
1. Pillar pod fuel pressure gauge and air/fuel gauge > thin red and black wies ... where do they go?
2. How about the dash wiring for the fuel pressure gauge ... how do I tap the black and white wires into the dash wiring?
Please assist if you can ... thanks.
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by dash wireing do u mean to controll the light with the dimmer switch?
the fuel pressure gauge should have a harness with a sensor, the two wire are going to be your ground and power. black = ground and red= 12v power. to control the gauge light with the dimmer switch you have to tap into it.
the fuel pressure gauge should have a harness with a sensor, the two wire are going to be your ground and power. black = ground and red= 12v power. to control the gauge light with the dimmer switch you have to tap into it.
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the fuel pressure gauge should have a harness with a sensor, the two wire are going to be your ground and power. black = ground and red= 12v power. to control the gauge light with the dimmer switch you have to tap into it.
I'll post up a pic here later today. I just need to know which wires underneath the dash that these gauge wires should be spliced into ... to draw power from.
Manufacturer of the gauges may help.
I JUST finished installing a full set and I could not tell you the answer. I am not sure what the question is
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Thanks for the replies fellows. Any pics of your wiring connections would be really helpful.
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Originally Posted by Beer99C5
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Manufacturer of the gauges may help.
Manufacturer of the gauges may help.
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Thanks Jim. I have the instructions, however, they are not car-specific as to what color wires from which harness to splice into for power under the dash.
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get your self a test light or a volt metter and find a good 12v source, i spliced mine right into the dimmer switch, so when i turn my lights on the gauge lights also go on. if i dim my dash the gauge lights dim.
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I have a good multimeter ... don't know why I didn't even think of using it. Thanks for the dimmer switch wiring info. That's perfect for the white and black wires for the gauge light. I'll break out the multimeter and check out a good source for the red and black wires. Thanks for the info!!!
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