hooking up gauge power wires...
well just to keep the threads on topic, i though i would make a different thread for wiring.
I know the ground wire is pretty basic, just go to the shortest grounding place. But for power should i tap into something, or run a new wire right from the fuse box? It is a pillar triple gauge pod on the "A" pillar. |
Are you talking about for powering the lights or are these electronic gauges?
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There's a wire in the defrost module that will give you key-on power. I forget which one exactly but if you look for that it should lead you in the right direction.
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Originally Posted by OVERKILL
(Post 85336)
Are you talking about for powering the lights or are these electronic gauges?
Originally Posted by Flynnt
There's a wire in the defrost module that will give you key-on power. I forget which one exactly but if you look for that it should lead you in the right direction.
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Originally Posted by Flynnt
(Post 85337)
There's a wire in the defrost module that will give you key-on power. I forget which one exactly but if you look for that it should lead you in the right direction.
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Originally Posted by White_Snake
(Post 85346)
yeah these are just for the lights. well for the boost gauge anyhow. dont have any others yet.
Ok, ill look into that one.thumb: |
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Personally I just open up the shielding on the wire and solder in the new one myself then wrap it (shrink tube if possible).
The one on the defrost switch is also controlled by the interior light switch, so if you dim your cluster lights, the gauge will dim. |
Originally Posted by Flynnt
(Post 85352)
Personally I just open up the shielding on the wire and solder in the new one myself then wrap it (shrink tube if possible).
The one on the defrost switch is also controlled by the interior light switch, so if you dim your cluster lights, the gauge will dim. Perfect time to use it.thumb: |
Originally Posted by White_Snake
(Post 85350)
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