hooking a rpm gauge for 98 teg
09-10-2005, 07:13 PM
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hooking a rpm gauge for 98 teg
i know im probley a dumb ass for asking but can someone help me find directions on hooking the rpm gauge for an integra or tell me how it is done and what wires goes to what in the distributer?
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Re: hooking a rpm gauge for 98 teg
you should have a blue wire all the way near the windsheild on the driver side under the hood, its under a plug but u can tell it goes to nothing
09-11-2005, 03:20 AM
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Re: hooking a rpm gauge for 98 teg
morn bump....thanks man but i need alittle more info than that i have red wires green, black i just don't know where they all need to run so someone please help me out thanks
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Re: hooking a rpm gauge for 98 teg
red wire - constant power (hook it into something that comes on when the car comes on.. say.. the radio)
white wire - interior light power (not needed for operation, just used to light it up)
green wire - dist. signal (negative side of coil er something)
black wire - ground
white wire - interior light power (not needed for operation, just used to light it up)
green wire - dist. signal (negative side of coil er something)
black wire - ground
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Re: hooking a rpm gauge for 98 teg
Originally Posted by spic
red wire - constant power (hook it into something that comes on when the car comes on.. say.. the radio)
white wire - interior light power (not needed for operation, just used to light it up)
green wire - dist. signal (negative side of coil er something)
black wire - ground
white wire - interior light power (not needed for operation, just used to light it up)
green wire - dist. signal (negative side of coil er something)
black wire - ground
Thanks bro i can finallly get this thing hook'd up now
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