Wire Hook Up
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Wire Hook Up
Where is a good place to hook up the wire for the lighting on a boost gauge or any gauge for that matter...would the power wire for the headlights/dashlights be good? would it blow any fuses having an extra load hooked up?
any one have a picture of how theirs is hooked up?
would a plug-in splice work?
thanks-Nick
any one have a picture of how theirs is hooked up?
would a plug-in splice work?
thanks-Nick
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Originally posted by Mahjik
Just use fuse taps and get power from the fuse boxes on the drivers side near the pedals.
Just use fuse taps and get power from the fuse boxes on the drivers side near the pedals.
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Originally posted by Mahjik
Just use fuse taps and get power from the fuse boxes on the drivers side near the pedals.
Just use fuse taps and get power from the fuse boxes on the drivers side near the pedals.
it takes 25 seconds to hook it up to the ash tray light. The boost guage will only light up when the lights are turned on.
maybe im missing something
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Originally posted by ZeroBanger
not to point out the obvious, but why would he want his boost gauge ALWAYS lit?
it takes 25 seconds to hook it up to the ash tray light. The boost guage will only light up when the lights are turned on.
maybe im missing something
not to point out the obvious, but why would he want his boost gauge ALWAYS lit?
it takes 25 seconds to hook it up to the ash tray light. The boost guage will only light up when the lights are turned on.
maybe im missing something
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