gauge installation
Posting Guru
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Herndon KY
There is a dimmer wire coming out of the back of your light switch, what I did was stick my test light on each of the pins while it was connected until I found the wire the dimmed up and down via the switch, then spliced my wires in there. Quick and easy. If I can get to it I will look under and tell which wire but right now things are crazy.
Logistics Pro
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Lancaster County PA
You can also enter the circuit at the fuse box with a fuse-tap.
I am sorry i can't remember which fuse it is (10 or 17 maybe?) but if you do a search here for gauge installation, the fuse to use is noted several different times.
I am sorry i can't remember which fuse it is (10 or 17 maybe?) but if you do a search here for gauge installation, the fuse to use is noted several different times.
Postmaster
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: SHELTON, WA
ok boss, buy some fuse taps.
tap the power for the lights to all gauges into the # 10 fuse and the power for the pyrometer into the #17. the lights come on this way and also work with the dimmer. but use these instructions to help you out
tap the power for the lights to all gauges into the # 10 fuse and the power for the pyrometer into the #17. the lights come on this way and also work with the dimmer. but use these instructions to help you out
Junior User
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Troutdale, Oregon
Check this page , it tells where to hook up at the fuse box
http://www.smokyvalley.com/gauge_install.htm
http://www.smokyvalley.com/gauge_install.htm
