machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
03-25-2005, 09:26 PM
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Hi John,
I think I'd run them both off a T. Although the older YJ uses a
separate sending unit: http://home.sprynet.com/~dale02/coolant.htm
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Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> i dont mind drilling holes,(i hate electrical) im a worn out
> carpenter,,
>
> if i unhook the plug from my old gauge set, will this throw my computer
> into a fit and tizzy?
> ,
> johnp
I think I'd run them both off a T. Although the older YJ uses a
separate sending unit: http://home.sprynet.com/~dale02/coolant.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> i dont mind drilling holes,(i hate electrical) im a worn out
> carpenter,,
>
> if i unhook the plug from my old gauge set, will this throw my computer
> into a fit and tizzy?
> ,
> johnp
03-25-2005, 09:26 PM
#12
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Hi John,
I think I'd run them both off a T. Although the older YJ uses a
separate sending unit: http://home.sprynet.com/~dale02/coolant.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> i dont mind drilling holes,(i hate electrical) im a worn out
> carpenter,,
>
> if i unhook the plug from my old gauge set, will this throw my computer
> into a fit and tizzy?
> ,
> johnp
I think I'd run them both off a T. Although the older YJ uses a
separate sending unit: http://home.sprynet.com/~dale02/coolant.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> i dont mind drilling holes,(i hate electrical) im a worn out
> carpenter,,
>
> if i unhook the plug from my old gauge set, will this throw my computer
> into a fit and tizzy?
> ,
> johnp
03-25-2005, 09:26 PM
#13
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Hi John,
I think I'd run them both off a T. Although the older YJ uses a
separate sending unit: http://home.sprynet.com/~dale02/coolant.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> i dont mind drilling holes,(i hate electrical) im a worn out
> carpenter,,
>
> if i unhook the plug from my old gauge set, will this throw my computer
> into a fit and tizzy?
> ,
> johnp
I think I'd run them both off a T. Although the older YJ uses a
separate sending unit: http://home.sprynet.com/~dale02/coolant.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> i dont mind drilling holes,(i hate electrical) im a worn out
> carpenter,,
>
> if i unhook the plug from my old gauge set, will this throw my computer
> into a fit and tizzy?
> ,
> johnp
03-25-2005, 09:57 PM
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Bill,
im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
,
so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
gauge,
,
but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
them from the old gauge-pod,
here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
or can it be unplugged,
(i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
dash,)
,
johnp
im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
,
so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
gauge,
,
but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
them from the old gauge-pod,
here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
or can it be unplugged,
(i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
dash,)
,
johnp
03-25-2005, 09:57 PM
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Bill,
im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
,
so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
gauge,
,
but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
them from the old gauge-pod,
here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
or can it be unplugged,
(i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
dash,)
,
johnp
im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
,
so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
gauge,
,
but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
them from the old gauge-pod,
here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
or can it be unplugged,
(i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
dash,)
,
johnp
03-25-2005, 09:57 PM
#16
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Bill,
im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
,
so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
gauge,
,
but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
them from the old gauge-pod,
here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
or can it be unplugged,
(i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
dash,)
,
johnp
im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
,
so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
gauge,
,
but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
them from the old gauge-pod,
here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
or can it be unplugged,
(i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
dash,)
,
johnp
03-25-2005, 11:38 PM
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Leave the old wires open, if you're not connecting them to the
sending unit.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
> ,
> so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
> just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
> gauge,
> ,
> but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
> them from the old gauge-pod,
> here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
> does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
> or can it be unplugged,
> (i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
> dash,)
> ,
> johnp
sending unit.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
> ,
> so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
> just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
> gauge,
> ,
> but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
> them from the old gauge-pod,
> here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
> does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
> or can it be unplugged,
> (i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
> dash,)
> ,
> johnp
03-25-2005, 11:38 PM
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Leave the old wires open, if you're not connecting them to the
sending unit.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
> ,
> so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
> just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
> gauge,
> ,
> but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
> them from the old gauge-pod,
> here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
> does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
> or can it be unplugged,
> (i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
> dash,)
> ,
> johnp
sending unit.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
> ,
> so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
> just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
> gauge,
> ,
> but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
> them from the old gauge-pod,
> here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
> does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
> or can it be unplugged,
> (i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
> dash,)
> ,
> johnp
03-25-2005, 11:38 PM
#19
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Re: machanical/electrical Temp-gauge questions
Leave the old wires open, if you're not connecting them to the
sending unit.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
> ,
> so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
> just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
> gauge,
> ,
> but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
> them from the old gauge-pod,
> here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
> does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
> or can it be unplugged,
> (i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
> dash,)
> ,
> johnp
sending unit.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Dirty Ditch Dawg wrote:
>
> Bill,
> im building a new dash, so im getting rid of the original gauge pod,
> ,
> so im ***-u-me-ing, that if i went elecrical for the water temp i could
> just splice the new sensor into the old wires, and plug into the new
> gauge,
> ,
> but if i go machanical, i would leave the wires alone, but just unhook
> them from the old gauge-pod,
> here is where i wonder,,,knowing zip about elecricity,
> does the current HAVE to go through the gauge, for the computer,
> or can it be unplugged,
> (i suppose i could cut the old gauge out and duct-tape it up under the
> dash,)
> ,
> johnp
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