Question on guages
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Last year I started replacing the gauges in the Sonic. This included the alt, fuel, fuel pressure, oil pressure and water temp. I have three more open slots that I need to fill and was thinking water pressure and oil temp but have no clue on the 3rd slot. In addition to the three slots, I was also thinking of replacing the hour meter just to get all the 3" gauges the same. Thoughts?
I have a speedometer, tach and stereo control in 5" gauges and will not be replacing these (yet).
Thanks
I have a speedometer, tach and stereo control in 5" gauges and will not be replacing these (yet).
Thanks
Last edited by pony3xp; 11-27-2014 at 07:22 PM.
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Last year I started replacing the gauges in the Sonic. This included the alt, fuel, fuel pressure, oil pressure and water temp. I have three more open slots that I need to fill and was thinking water pressure and oil temp but have no clue on the 3rd slot. In addition to the three slots, I was also thinking of replacing the hour meter just to get all the 3" gauges the same. Thoughts?
I have a speedometer, tach and stereo control in 5" gauges and will not be replacing these (yet).
Thanks
I have a speedometer, tach and stereo control in 5" gauges and will not be replacing these (yet).
Thanks
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Thanks guys!!
I have a depth
Alt = voltage, yes
I think I have the AFR pigtails on the headers but was told I needed a computer to make them work (which I don't have).
I'll have to investigate the vacuum.
I have a depth
Alt = voltage, yes
I think I have the AFR pigtails on the headers but was told I needed a computer to make them work (which I don't have).
I'll have to investigate the vacuum.
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Gotta make sure the WB O2 sensor will not see any water spray in the headers, those sensors dont last long if they get wet. Other than that, having a WB O2 is super nice to have, especially if you're running forced induction (where ARF is more critical).
Last edited by SS930; 11-28-2014 at 08:48 AM.





