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23 October 2007, 07:50 PM
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I really want Orange,
but mine are white,
So if anyone with an 02 or older wants white illumination, I will swap my white BF's and £100 quid for the orange ones. Just the gauge, not the fittings or brand new sensors.
That drops the price considerably. £330.00, for these gauges.
Assuming that is alright with Steve
but mine are white,
So if anyone with an 02 or older wants white illumination, I will swap my white BF's and £100 quid for the orange ones. Just the gauge, not the fittings or brand new sensors.
That drops the price considerably. £330.00, for these gauges.
Assuming that is alright with Steve
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hi mate begin a pain are these a nightmare to fit
or pretty much straight forward thanks...
or pretty much straight forward thanks...
26 October 2007, 10:04 AM
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No harder than normal electonic gauges.
The only difference is that you wire the senders up to the control unit. Then one wire from the control unit to all the gauges in series (like a leapfrog/daisy chain) until you get to the end of the line.
This makes siting the gauges easier.
The only difference is that you wire the senders up to the control unit. Then one wire from the control unit to all the gauges in series (like a leapfrog/daisy chain) until you get to the end of the line.
This makes siting the gauges easier.
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