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Jordo! 07-21-2011 03:01 PM

Nicely done :tup:

But where are you monitoring AFR from? A third aftermarket O2? There's two banks and two OEM widebands, but you have only one input?

JP-370Z 07-21-2011 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordo! (Post 1223913)
Nicely done :tup:

But where are you monitoring AFR from? A third aftermarket O2? There's two banks and two OEM widebands, but you have only one input?

a third party AFR bung/o2 is in the drivers side down pipe before the CAT. I realize it is only monitoring one bank... this is the way I have done it will all previous FI vehicles and it has yet to steer me wrong. Although I could add a second o2 to the right side bank and build a circut that alternates signal to one gauge on dash or put in a switch.

Guard Dad 07-22-2011 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Zat_Zuma (Post 1223317)
A job well done :tup:

But I am surprised that you don't have a "check engine" light present from removing the feedback loop to the ECM from the triple gauges?

I know I did when I installed my DEfi gauges and had to do a work around to get rid of the "check engine" light on the dash. But then I don't have navi either.

My wife had a 1990 Mercury Sable that had speed sensitive power steering that was acting up so I disconnected the speed sensor as a cheap fix for the problem (it worked too) but about 4 weeks later the climate control went nuts and would only return to normal if the speed sensor was reconnected-you never know what evil lurks in your CPU.

Prosportgauge 08-15-2011 02:36 PM

That looks awesome. Thanks for sending us the link

Guard Dad 08-15-2011 05:11 PM

You know I really love the look and practicality of this mod. Possible CEL issues concern me, now that this mod has been in place a while I hope we can get a report on any possible side effects from removing the stock cluster.

moto_italia 08-15-2011 05:45 PM

Epic gauge work! :tup:

Red__Zed 08-15-2011 09:51 PM

nice work :tup:

Anarky 08-15-2011 11:24 PM

Awesome solution. I am also intrested to see if there is any long term effects from this.

JP-370Z 08-16-2011 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Anarky (Post 1263735)
Awesome solution. I am also intrested to see if there is any long term effects from this.

Thanks Guys -
No Check Engine lights or Errors associated with removing OEM gauges. I had them disconnected for a week prior to removal and they have since been out for a month with no issues.

kevr6 08-16-2011 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by JP-370Z (Post 1263880)
Thanks Guys -
No Check Engine lights or Errors associated with removing OEM gauges. I had them disconnected for a week prior to removal and they have since been out for a month with no issues.

That is great work sir!! Do you know of any gauges that have programming for
check sweep at start up? I would miss that!

JP-370Z 08-17-2011 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by kevr6 (Post 1265329)
That is great work sir!! Do you know of any gauges that have programming for
check sweep at start up? I would miss that!

The ProSport gauge do just that... they have an opening and closing ceremony . sweep. They are really nice. I believe there is a video on their website which shows what they do during power on/off

kevr6 08-17-2011 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by JP-370Z (Post 1267126)
The ProSport gauge do just that... they have an opening and closing ceremony . sweep. They are really nice. I believe there is a video on their website which shows what they do during power on/off

Excellent!! Now when can you do mine and how much??? I'm in ATL!

JP-370Z 08-20-2011 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by kevr6 (Post 1267274)
Excellent!! Now when can you do mine and how much??? I'm in ATL!

shoot me a PM - we should meet up and you can see in person. I wouldnt charge to do, just need to find the time.

kevr6 08-20-2011 08:37 AM

PM sent

Mr.Squeeze 08-20-2011 09:03 AM

Wow just saw this thread great job I have the same gauges :tup:. I started taking out my dash to put mine in ,the route you took looks a lot easier.


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