1 Who is using what gauges?
2 Can you wire one gauge with a switch to read two diff. cylinders?
RonO: Didn't you have senders on 1&3? How was yours set-up?
BD
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1 Who is using what gauges?
2 Can you wire one gauge with a switch to read two diff. cylinders?
RonO: Didn't you have senders on 1&3? How was yours set-up?
BD
2 Can you wire one gauge with a switch to read two diff. cylinders?
RonO: Didn't you have senders on 1&3? How was yours set-up?
BD
I was going to buy and install the gauges this summer, but I sold the car. A good source is Westach.
See: www.frostalarm.com/cat/
Check out page one and page ten
Page ten is interesting. I like the dual needles (head temp readings) in one gauge.
Ron
See: www.frostalarm.com/cat/
Check out page one and page ten
Page ten is interesting. I like the dual needles (head temp readings) in one gauge.
Ron
When I was having my engine temp problems I looked into a gauge. CIP1.com has the VDO gauge and the thermocouple washer that goes under the spark plug. I was told to install it at the #3 spark plug. I never bought it and tried it out for myself though.
Jerome
Jerome
You can buy the standard gauge and sending unit then get an extra sending unit and a cheap rotary switch. Then you can switch between them using the same gauge. It
Jerome: I checked out that page. They even have a quad gauge. You can see all four at once.(for $280) Really nice though.
BD
BD
Bruce, didn't you show me your digital head temp gauge at last year's VW show?
Ron
Ron
No that was for the O2 sensors. I go a bit carried away and installed 5. One for each cylinder and a common heated one. I couldn