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Old 30 March 2009, 10:32 PM
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Question How Much Fitting Gauges

Can some one tell me a rough price i should be looking at to pay some one to fit gauges for me,not to confident on doing that sort of thing so would sooner pay for it to be done!
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Old 31 March 2009, 09:41 AM
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It will depend on the car and the type of gauges, but roughly, somewhere between 4 and 8 hours work.

Plus any bits you haven't got.

Honestly, it's not rocket science, and there have been loads of "how to" 's on here
Old 31 March 2009, 10:46 AM
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Take a look here: Scoobyworks Gauge Fitting

Thats where ill be going cos i have no idea either lol
Old 31 March 2009, 05:00 PM
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I'm running a 99 typr r looking to get oil pressure and boost also unsure which is better centre pod or a pillar!
I have had a look at the how to boost does not seem to bad just a bit worried about trying to do the oil.
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Originally Posted by krisclarkuk
Take a look here: Scoobyworks Gauge Fitting

Thats where ill be going cos i have no idea either lol
good guide that, might come in handy someday
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Originally Posted by taylor8
good guide that, might come in handy someday
Errrrrrrrrm, it's not a guide, it's a company that do it for you..........
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Originally Posted by redduc
I'm running a 99 typr r looking to get oil pressure and boost also unsure which is better centre pod or a pillar!
I have had a look at the how to boost does not seem to bad just a bit worried about trying to do the oil.
Oil pressure isn't difficult, but there IS a bit of discussion about how to fit the gauge sender.

Basically, it fits into the same place as the OE oil pressure switch, which is screwed into the top of the engine block just behind the alternator.

You CAN retain the OE switch using a T-piece available from various places that do the gauges, but if you have Defis, for example, they have an audible alarm you can preset for any oil pressure you like, so most people with them leave the OE switch out, and just screw the sender into the tappings it came out of.
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Or a sandwich plate... I did some a week ago and got nowt !

LOL

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Where is the best place to have gauges situated with centre pod or A-pillar?
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Both have advantages and disadvantages.

I recommend you find some pics of both and see which suits you.
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Is there any "how to" on here any more for fitting boost and oil as have tried searching and they seem to have been removed!
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What sort of gauges have you? And do you have the senders and the wiring instructions for the gauges?

I can possibly post some ideas of how to on here for you.
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What sort of gauges have you? And do you have the senders and the wiring instructions for the gauges?

Oh, and do you have pod(s)?

I can possibly post some ideas of how to on here for you.
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not got the gauges as yet pricing things up but have been interested in the prosport stepper gauges!
Old 01 April 2009, 11:22 PM
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Probably going to go for the A pillar pod as don't really want to get rid of centre pocket .
Got to be a bit careful with money at moment as other half starting to moan about me spending,got car booked in for re-map she knows about it just not what it is going to cost!
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have defi's, all senders, sandwich plate and controller.
any how guides to fit them would be welcomed!!
have a pod to fit on the dash whee the clock is situated.
its an 07 wrx lol
interested to see how easy it is before enlisting help lol
cheers in advance folks.
Old 01 April 2009, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by bigandymac
have defi's, all senders, sandwich plate and controller.
any how guides to fit them would be welcomed!!
have a pod to fit on the dash whee the clock is situated.
its an 07 wrx lol
interested to see how easy it is before enlisting help lol
cheers in advance folks.

here ya go WRXtra
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Originally Posted by bushiwarrior
here ya go WRXtra
Cheers for the link very useful boodted my confidence a bit now !
Old 02 April 2009, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by redduc
Cheers for the link very useful boodted my confidence a bit now !
no probs mate
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