magneel1

iTrader: (18)

I have a set of saga gauges as shown below:



I need a guide or manual on these urgently, my issue is that there is an over-boost alert from the boost gauge which is set too low.

I need to know how to change the setting on this but do not know how to do so. I have a little reset switch that you plug in the back of each gauge to reset them, tried fiddling around but still not too sure as it had not made a difference.

Advice needed urgently...

Thanks

Neel

pslewis

SAGA

I clicked on this expecting something for the over 50's!!

Which would have interested me ..... sorry, I can't help you.

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

lol
Yeah there's an insurance company I think or something similar for the elderly..

bern11

iTrader: (13)

I've had these Gauges for about 6 months or so now and still don't know how to work them lol.
They do look good though

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Isn't there a website? Defi has a website with online downloadable instructions, I'd be surprised if these haven't?

Try here for instructions: sales@autodials.co.uk
http://www.autodials.co.uk/

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

I've had a look on that site Alcazar, not found anything...
Looked everywhere, not sure what to do.
Wondering if someone has the same gauges and still had the manual that came with it...

Thanks

markjmd

iTrader: (11)

If they're anything like the Prosport/Autogauges ones, the way to reset them would be:

"Push and hold the button until the pointer begins to flash. Release button. Then while the pointer is still flashing (set mode) push the button and hold it to move the pointer fast or each time you push the button the pointer will move in small increments to the exact point where you want to set it. After you have the pointer where you want to set your warning level just wait about 6 seconds and the pointer will stop flashing and retain that point as your new warning level. If you pass the point you wanted to set the level at-just keep going and once it reaches the end of the scale it will begin to come back."


HTH

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

Thanks, I will try this tomorrow.
Hopefully works....

bern11

iTrader: (13)

Me too thanks

nedster

Hi i have just the saga boost gauge on my wagon and setting goes
press once quickly,needle goes to previous alarm setting.to set,press and hold button in, needle will automatically reset to zero and move up when it reaches new alarm setting release the button,press setting button again quickly and new value is set. should be the same for their gauges.hope this helps you out mate

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

Nedster perfecttt!
Cant thank you enough.
Works perfectly now

bern11

iTrader: (13)

Just out of interest,what do you have your oil pressure gauge set to??
Mine is the same as yours
Gonna do this for mine tomorrow so hopefully it will work for me as well

Many thanks
Bernie

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

Not set up the oil pressure gauge ad its not responding properly from the sender.
Only set up boost so far..

bern11

iTrader: (13)

Ok thanks anyway Let me know how you get on with them

Bernie

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

Thanks...

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

Nedster I have done the steps you instructed, works properly, however when I turn the car off and turn it back on it seems to be resetting itself back to normal.
Please advice further thanks...

Neel

nedster

Hi Neel,thought we were gettin somewhere,are you setting with engine at idle needs to be set with ignition on only i think, also have you got the calibration **** might be best to start again.Other than that setting is as i said earlier i know mine went a bit weird once and i recallibrated it and reset and been fine since.if you still have problems may be worth contacting autodials.co.uk they could help as said earlier.
nedster

magneel1

iTrader: (18)

Yeah it sets but does not save, I have set it with engine running and also with ignition on, makes no difference . I have already reset it, makes no difference. This is getting very annoying now.

Thanks

markjmd

iTrader: (11)

If it's setting OK but not saving, most likely you've got the +12v input wired to an ignition-switched feed instead of a permanent feed. I don't think many of these gauges will save otherwise (even a lot of decent Jap-branded CD players don't save radio presets and so on without continuous power, so not really surprising).

nedster

i wired mine into the clock in dash and has worked ok (or i should say my mate did)sorry mate must be very frustrating