Added 3-in-1 GlowShift Gauge
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Added 3-in-1 GlowShift Gauge
Been a while since I've posted been really busy (3yr old and 4mth old).
I added the 3-in-1 GlowShift Gauge (Ext temp(analog), Boost, Trans temp)
After installing and putting the 12v constant for the color memory it drained my batteries (I only drive this 2-3 times a week). So I just put the 12v constant to a switched 12v lead and the color goes to default when started (can change with button on gauge).
We were planning a week at the beach so I also have NEW batteries, didn't want to take the chance of charging them, then driving my family to the beach and breakdown on the side of the road in 100* heat.
picture after install with gauge pod
Had to modify the pod, I think the handle was added by previous owner and was not in the stock location.
I added the 3-in-1 GlowShift Gauge (Ext temp(analog), Boost, Trans temp)
After installing and putting the 12v constant for the color memory it drained my batteries (I only drive this 2-3 times a week). So I just put the 12v constant to a switched 12v lead and the color goes to default when started (can change with button on gauge).
We were planning a week at the beach so I also have NEW batteries, didn't want to take the chance of charging them, then driving my family to the beach and breakdown on the side of the road in 100* heat.
picture after install with gauge pod
Had to modify the pod, I think the handle was added by previous owner and was not in the stock location.
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Very easy to hook up. Just buy the and tap from them, I thought I could find it cheaper local... wrong.
Drill a hole in the exhaust manifold and intake for the sensors. I put bearing grease on the drill bit when doing the exhaust so it would catch the shavings.
With the intake I took off the boot put a shop rag in to catch the shavings so they don't get in the intercooler.
The trans temp sensor was the same thread as the check plug on the trans, simply take the plug out and screw in the sensor.
Run the wires and hook up power.
They have a good customer service and will answer questions quick
Drill a hole in the exhaust manifold and intake for the sensors. I put bearing grease on the drill bit when doing the exhaust so it would catch the shavings.
With the intake I took off the boot put a shop rag in to catch the shavings so they don't get in the intercooler.
The trans temp sensor was the same thread as the check plug on the trans, simply take the plug out and screw in the sensor.
Run the wires and hook up power.
They have a good customer service and will answer questions quick
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