yer the 2' ones fit, i have a boost were the clock was, i want i to move iti miss my clock, weather the wire fits for the temp idk about that one, dont no how that gagde works, whats wrong with the normal gadge
Can anyone advise if the standard gauges are easily replaced with aftermarket ones?
I want to replace the temp gauge in the deefer with a speco electrical one and am not sure if:
a) they fit?
b) does it just wire straight in?
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yer the 2' ones fit, i have a boost were the clock was, i want i to move iti miss my clock, weather the wire fits for the temp idk about that one, dont no how that gagde works, whats wrong with the normal gadge
it will fit, does it come with a new sender? pretty sure the sender will match
when i had problem with my temp gauge i had to fit a mechanical temp gauge as there was an earthing/wiring issue that i could not track done
Gauge is in
I got one of these
It works perfectly with the old sender
The only problem I've got is that I can actually read it at night, unlike the rest of the gauges in the car
I want to upgrade all the gauges now![]()
sweethow dose it go with the gauge been ecu controlled??
VDO make a good range of gauges that looks like the OEM gauges. Very well priced. Easy to install.
The only other thing to think about if you are interested in noticing change. Then a full scale gauge (usually mechanical) will give you a better visual indication of something changing before it's too late. The only company I know that make full scale electronic gauges is Autometer.
Cheers,
So after a week or so of being in I have noticed the following:
Around town - 85 degrees
Highway - 85 to 88 degrees
Long hills - 92 degrees
In other people's opinion, is this about right?
Also: What is 'Too hot'?
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