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UK & Ireland S2000 CommunityDiscussions related to the S2000, its ownership and enthusiasm for it in the UK and Ireland. Including FAQs, and technical questions.
just received my scangauge 2 from obduk i have just run the wire in but i am not sure were to put the gauge its self
i removed the 2 panels either side of the radio and fished the wire below the radio
then fed it up under the steering column and zip tie to the loom
then fed it up the side of the dash following my road angel cable
here are a few options to locate the gauge
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any more ideas will be much appreciated
RV Mirror, cable up A frame and behind the sun screen panels?
There is a very good CNC item on ebay, search under scanguage.
This is radically better than the item on the GB thread too but unsure about clearance.
I am thinking about centre console, under the slider as it does little else!
RV Mirror, cable up A frame and behind the sun screen panels?
There is a very good CNC item on ebay, search under scanguage.
This is radically better than the item on the GB thread too but unsure about clearance.
I am thinking about centre console, under the slider as it does little else!
thought about that but you can not see it when driving
decided to go for this quick fix
as for the functions
air temp .water temp .rpm .mph.map.vlt.
all work well but i need to calibrate the fuel at my next fill up going to set up in gallons is the tank about 11 gallons ?.the one function that isn't working is fuel pressure
Originally Posted by NineBolts,Aug 10 2008, 01:26 AM
I don't the there is enough clearance above the mirror for that mount?
Obviously, I was thinking of inverting it and having it below but maybe it woul;d obscure the view for taller drivers so having a rethink now mate.
I think it would live just above the radio door, off to the left a bit like you would pop a Brodit mount in behind the trim panel. A sliver of metal would go up under the dash and the radio door vents perhaps?