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Re: Boost gauge installation
[Re: Kelv27]
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23/07/2007 01:55
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The electric window is a constant live (when ignition is on) or if you only want a light-switched source take it from the lamps behind the centre console.
Edit: always stick an inline fuse in!
Last edited by Webbo; 23/07/2007 02:10.
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Re: Boost gauge installation
[Re: Kelv27]
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23/07/2007 11:04
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Mine has 3, both switched and perm went to my 12+ from the windows and the neg went to an earth around the fuse area.
It all depends whether you want it lit up all the time or not.
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Re: Boost gauge installation
[Re: Theresa]
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23/07/2007 13:21
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The fuse isn't essential, just good practice  Is your gauge a digital readout?
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Re: Boost gauge installation
[Re: Kelv27]
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23/07/2007 15:13
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As you want it permanently lit up, try ignoring one of the live wires or you may have to join the two lives together. I dont think you want to take it from the dimmer switch as I think that is only activated with the lights (not sure though). Probably the easiest thing is to take the feed from the window switch then have a play with the two wires and see what happens! 
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