Digital Boost Gauge Problem
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Digital Boost Gauge Problem
Hiya Guys
Need some help, got my self a Race X Digital Boost Gauge and am having a few problems. Iv got it all connected up, however, as soon as you turn the ignition on, it reads 64.4 and a warning light.
Iv changed if for another one thinknig it was faulty, but its doing exactly the same thing and the Race X help line is useless just like the boxed instructions. It has four wires coming out the back:
Black (Conected to negative)
Red (Connected to Positive)
Yellow (Connected to Dimmer/lights)
Orange (Conected to sender)
all above as per instructions
The sender didnt have any instructions relating to it, but iv wired it up as follows:
The sender has two prongs, one marked (-) and the other (S) along with the vacume connection which is self explanatory. Iv got the (s) connected to the ornage sender wire and the (-) prong conected to earth.
Dont understand what im doing wrong, but any help would be greatley appreciated.
Need some help, got my self a Race X Digital Boost Gauge and am having a few problems. Iv got it all connected up, however, as soon as you turn the ignition on, it reads 64.4 and a warning light.
Iv changed if for another one thinknig it was faulty, but its doing exactly the same thing and the Race X help line is useless just like the boxed instructions. It has four wires coming out the back:
Black (Conected to negative)
Red (Connected to Positive)
Yellow (Connected to Dimmer/lights)
Orange (Conected to sender)
all above as per instructions
The sender didnt have any instructions relating to it, but iv wired it up as follows:
The sender has two prongs, one marked (-) and the other (S) along with the vacume connection which is self explanatory. Iv got the (s) connected to the ornage sender wire and the (-) prong conected to earth.
Dont understand what im doing wrong, but any help would be greatley appreciated.
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