How hard is it to install DEFI BF gauges?
02-09-2006, 01:25 PM
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How hard is it to install DEFI BF gauges?
Thanks guys. Pics or even a write would help. Did a search and came up with no write up but with pictures of installs from like 2003.
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02-11-2006, 11:10 PM
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It's really really simple. It's only 4 wires to actually wire. Light source, 12v+ ignition, 12v+ power, ground.
Under the dash is a fuse box that has places that you can connect some male connects into (no shielding). If you look, you'll probably see it. It has a light 12v+, 12v+ignition, 12v+ always on, and then just connect the ground.
I'll try and search around for a picture of what I'm talking about.
The sensors are just regular sensors you put on. They are just like any other gauges. The whole process is really simple.
You daisy chain the gauges together. (You will see a total of 3 connectors on the back of the gauge. One of them has 2 together and another all the way on the top). You connect one wire to the pair, then one out to the next gauge.
controller--> gauge1--> gauge2--> gauge3....etc
Under the dash is a fuse box that has places that you can connect some male connects into (no shielding). If you look, you'll probably see it. It has a light 12v+, 12v+ignition, 12v+ always on, and then just connect the ground.
I'll try and search around for a picture of what I'm talking about.
The sensors are just regular sensors you put on. They are just like any other gauges. The whole process is really simple.
You daisy chain the gauges together. (You will see a total of 3 connectors on the back of the gauge. One of them has 2 together and another all the way on the top). You connect one wire to the pair, then one out to the next gauge.
controller--> gauge1--> gauge2--> gauge3....etc
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Feb 13 2006, 01:09 AM
Carlo, why do you need exhaust gas temps?
DJFriar: I would look at Science of Speed for thier a-pillar pod
02-13-2006, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by kane.s2k,Feb 12 2006, 03:13 AM
