Wiring for gauges - where did you tap into?
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Wiring for gauges - where did you tap into?
So, I'm currently underway wiring up my gauges. I ended up pulling the ground from the factory grounds on the dash panel behind the knee bolster. The switched 12v source I pulled from the white/blue wire in the customer access harness that is behind the data link connector. The dimmer source I ended up tapping into the blue/red wire behind the dimmer switch. The constant 12v source I ended up pulling from Fuse #37 in the fuse panel using an add-a-circuit.
Now, last night I had the fuel pressure gauge all wired up and working and this morning it isn't. I'm assuming the fuse for the customer access harness wire I was using blew a fuse. Does anyone know which fuse those are tied into? I can't seem to locate it on the fuse diagram.
Now, last night I had the fuel pressure gauge all wired up and working and this morning it isn't. I'm assuming the fuse for the customer access harness wire I was using blew a fuse. Does anyone know which fuse those are tied into? I can't seem to locate it on the fuse diagram.
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Yea, we'll see how this works. I'll post up some pictures once I'm all done. Gotta go out and buy an 1/8" NPT tap to tap the intake elbow and exhaust manifold so I can install those. With the 3-gauge wiring kit from Glowshift it made it very easy to wire these things up. Just takes a while to get the harness taped and routed to make it hidden and look good. Also, if I want to later I've got two extra sensor wires already run.
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