CHIARK ......... HELP !!!
16 January 2002, 08:52 PM
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Chiark,
please help , I asked the other day on a thread about the HKS gauges , now , they are mechanical boost and oil pressure , and I want to fit them to a Jap WRX MY93 , where do I connect the oil feed and the boost feed , as I could not find anything on your site .
Many thanks in advance
Nate.
please help , I asked the other day on a thread about the HKS gauges , now , they are mechanical boost and oil pressure , and I want to fit them to a Jap WRX MY93 , where do I connect the oil feed and the boost feed , as I could not find anything on your site .
Many thanks in advance
Nate.
17 January 2002, 09:23 AM
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Oooh lordy, you're knackered if you're asking me for mechanical things!
Boost is fairly easy - you need to find an appropriate place to T into the boost cabling. I'm afraid that I don't know exactly where, but if you search you'll find a post that is suitable for yours.
Oil pressure, hmm. Dunno as I don't know the 93 WRX engine at all. I would hazard a guess that the oil pressure warning switch is in the same place as on the UK car, so have a look under the alternator to see if there's something like the picture on the site. If it is, you probably want to source an adaptor. Try Think Automotive, or the supplier of the gauges?
Good luck with this. Whatever you find out, I'll add to the site.
Nick.
Boost is fairly easy - you need to find an appropriate place to T into the boost cabling. I'm afraid that I don't know exactly where, but if you search you'll find a post that is suitable for yours.
Oil pressure, hmm. Dunno as I don't know the 93 WRX engine at all. I would hazard a guess that the oil pressure warning switch is in the same place as on the UK car, so have a look under the alternator to see if there's something like the picture on the site. If it is, you probably want to source an adaptor. Try Think Automotive, or the supplier of the gauges?
Good luck with this. Whatever you find out, I'll add to the site.
Nick.
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