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Guage install help.

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    yose
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    #11

    a/f is just a dancing light show. get a wideband and it would be worth it. i have an a/f gauge but i got it so cheap that i am gonna put it in for the heck of it.

    My Ride

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      harwood39
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      Mine were cheap

      I paid $100 for my Oil preasure, a/f, and volt. water temp was $55. but i baught tuftes pod out of the hatch and am installing it in my civic so i need them to fill in the holes, plus they look better than nothing.

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        Some people on honda-tech told me i can just splice into the existing harness for the water temp, and oil preasure sending units and dont have to replace the sensors.

        Harwood Development - Emergency Vehicle Upfitter

        2730 5th Ave S. Unit C
        Fargo, ND 58103
        701-429-3686

        Rontan, D&R Electronics, Feniex, Federal Signal, SVP/Star, Bradford, Tufloc, Lund, Code3, Sound-Off, Nova, Copeland, Power-Arc, Recon

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          harwood39
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          #14

          Ok, this is what i found out on ht.

          Air/Fuel ---> Black wire: Any ground Red Wire: Thick red wire or thick black with yellow stripe on 3 prong conector for ignition Purple: Thick solid white wire on the middle conector of the ecu.

          Oil Preasure ---> Tap into the existing harness and black and red are the same.

          Water Temp ---> Tap into existing harness and black and red are the same

          Volt ---> black wire: neg on battery, red to ignition.

          Harwood Development - Emergency Vehicle Upfitter

          2730 5th Ave S. Unit C
          Fargo, ND 58103
          701-429-3686

          Rontan, D&R Electronics, Feniex, Federal Signal, SVP/Star, Bradford, Tufloc, Lund, Code3, Sound-Off, Nova, Copeland, Power-Arc, Recon

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            harwood39
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            #15

            here is my wiring diagram i made.

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            Fargo, ND 58103
            701-429-3686

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              Jim
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              #16

              dont start a fire...

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                do not wire it ghetto....mine was wired ghetto and everything was fucked up.........starts fires right jim!

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                  Joel
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                  #18

                  LOL true dat. Make sure you dont cut corners and use the right gauge wire for the current you are putting through it.

                  no race car? becuz homeowner...

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                    Jim
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                    I know about starting your dash on fire. Its not cool.

                    I ghetto wired all of my street glow, my neons and shit back in the day and as I drove to the twin citeis the shit started on fire, iw as like OMG and i pulled off, and had to un hook everything. Not a big fire, but there was smoke, and the speaker wire i twisted togther was shot.

                    🙂

                    Just a headsup harwood.

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                      only you would do that jim!

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                        Joel
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                        #21

                        mwc1 wrote:
                        only you would do that jim!
                        I am sure everyone has had there Twist and Tape Days of elecrical wiring.

                        no race car? becuz homeowner...

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                          i know i was just joking around.

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                            harwood39
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                            #23

                            This is actually a very smart way to wire the guages. This will have them light up when i turn the ignition on, it will have them hooked in parallel power wise and requires less running of wires under the dash which equals less mess.

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                            2730 5th Ave S. Unit C
                            Fargo, ND 58103
                            701-429-3686

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                              Joel
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                              You know there will be a difference in power delivered to the when running in parallel.
                              Read up on ohm's law before killing your car

                              no race car? becuz homeowner...

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                                92TSIpos
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                                All the guages will be at a different brightness. the first guage wired will be brighter than the last guage wired, since all the other guages are using the power.

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                                  PSiedTSi
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                                  thats only in series...parallel gets the same voltage for each load

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                                    PSiedTSi wrote:
                                    thats only in series...parallel gets the same voltage for each load

                                    Look at his diagram, the guage on the right will get more power than the guage on the left.

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                                        alls i can say is i had my gauges hooked up like that once...then one day my car started smoking from my volts gauge..and they all stoped working...all my wiring melted.

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