Gauge wiring diagram.
07 December 2011, 12:02 PM
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Gauge wiring diagram.
Bought an oil pressure and oil temp gauge, but it looks like only the oil temp was ever setup to work.
I have had a search, but the majority don`t have pictures or are different.
So have to figure out the wiring, as they didn`t come with any form of diagram (was bought like that).
Here is the rear of each gauge, I`ll explain how its wired at the moment.
This seems to be the "master".
There is a power feed +ve to (S) and -ve to (-).
Sender goes to (+).
Then you have feed to light and light on gauge2 running from + and - going into red circle.
Red circle has feed from + and - from Gauge1.
This is why I`m a bit confused.
Going to need a pressure sender, then wire them in and it should be ok lol.
I have had a search, but the majority don`t have pictures or are different.
So have to figure out the wiring, as they didn`t come with any form of diagram (was bought like that).
Here is the rear of each gauge, I`ll explain how its wired at the moment.
This seems to be the "master".
There is a power feed +ve to (S) and -ve to (-).
Sender goes to (+).
Then you have feed to light and light on gauge2 running from + and - going into red circle.
Red circle has feed from + and - from Gauge1.
This is why I`m a bit confused.
Going to need a pressure sender, then wire them in and it should be ok lol.
07 December 2011, 02:26 PM
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The above diagram is what a lot of gauges work on, but isn't the same as your first two posts, where you say:
It's the second and third lines above that I see as different?
Personally, I'd try as your diagram above.
You didn't say what make gauges? And do you have the senders?
This seems to be the "master".
There is a power feed +ve to (S) and -ve to (-).
Sender goes to (+).
Then you have feed to light and light on gauge2 running from + and - going into red circle.
There is a power feed +ve to (S) and -ve to (-).
Sender goes to (+).
Then you have feed to light and light on gauge2 running from + and - going into red circle.
Personally, I'd try as your diagram above.
You didn't say what make gauges? And do you have the senders?
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07 December 2011, 02:48 PM
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The above diagram is what a lot of gauges work on, but isn't the same as your first two posts, where you say:
It's the second and third lines above that I see as different?
Personally, I'd try as your diagram above.
You didn't say what make gauges? And do you have the senders?
It's the second and third lines above that I see as different?
Personally, I'd try as your diagram above.
You didn't say what make gauges? And do you have the senders?
I have one sender for the Temp, so what ever happens I`ll need a pressure sender.
), try the diagram as you printed it.
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