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Volt gauge

Harbor Freight has one for $7.99. It's analog which I like.
I just installed it last weekend. Works great!

Bob
 
Bob Denman said:
That looks pretty cool! :thumbup:
Questions:
What wires do you hook the voltmeter up to?
And the clock?
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Got the new Prosport voltmeter and clock installed this morning!


I used the existing accessory +12 volts that was already there for the accessory feed.
I ran a wire directly from the battery (BOTH + & -) to the new gauges.
Installed an inline fuse on the positive side and ran that to each gauge for the constant +12 volts. Then used the negative from the battery to both gauges.


Here's what they look like! VERY neat install, everything (except wiring to the battery) was included...AND as a bonus, Prosport Gauges included the sun shields in the package.


When you turn on the key they go thru a startup similar to the analog speedo & tach.
When you turn off the key, because I used the existing accessory feed, they stay on for about 10 - 12 seconds and then go thru a shutdown cycle like the digital screen.
Pretty cool!
 
Hmmm 12.2 V doesn't seem accurate unless your battery is on the down side!

A fully charge battery should be real close to 13V.

Where did you pick off the 12V from? I hope not the stab on connector for the old meters light?

Bob
 
finless said:
Hmmm 12.2 V doesn't seem accurate unless your battery is on the down side!

A fully charge battery should be real close to 13V.

Where did you pick off the 12V from? I hope not the stab on connector for the old meters light?

Bob
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:agree: 12.2 dosent sound right but like the looks of both just need more info on the connections
 
finless said:
Hmmm 12.2 V doesn't seem accurate unless your battery is on the down side!

A fully charge battery should be real close to 13V.

Where did you pick off the 12V from? I hope not the stab on connector for the old meters light?

Bob
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Picture was taken during start sequence....It shows ~13.9 when running.

See post #10 for wiring...
 
Thanks. Went to auto zone today no luck does anyone have a part number
I will keep looking live in small town
guess I need to out to the big city
 
Analog Voltmeter

Installed an analog voltmeter on my wife's RT. I prefer analog (she could care less). We do use a digital method of reading it though...

Me via bluetooth (digital) "What's the voltage" --> meter indicates voltage (analog) --> Wife via bluetooth (digital) "13.8".

It was $9.99 at Princess Auto (Canada's version of Harbor Freight). Yes its waterproof and has survived several rain storms.

VoltMeter2.jpg
 
stallion143 said:
Got the new Prosport voltmeter and clock installed this morning!
I used the existing accessory +12 volts that was already there for the accessory feed.
I ran a wire directly from the battery (BOTH + & -) to the new gauges.
Installed an inline fuse on the positive side and ran that to each gauge for the constant +12 volts. Then used the negative from the battery to both gauges
When you turn on the key they go thru a startup similar to the analog speedo & tach.
When you turn off the key, because I used the existing accessory feed, they stay on for about 10 - 12 seconds and then go thru a shutdown cycle like the digital screen.
Click to expand...
They look great! :firstplace:

I Wonder if I could sneak them past the Missus?
4_12_12.gif


Do they offer a set with a chrome bezel? (I'm like an old crow; I'll pick up anyything if it's shiny!)
 
stallion143 said:
Got the new Prosport voltmeter and clock installed this morning!


I used the existing accessory +12 volts that was already there for the accessory feed.
I ran a wire directly from the battery (BOTH + & -) to the new gauges.
Installed an inline fuse on the positive side and ran that to each gauge for the constant +12 volts. Then used the negative from the battery to both gauges.


Here's what they look like! VERY neat install, everything (except wiring to the battery) was included...AND as a bonus, Prosport Gauges included the sun shields in the package.


When you turn on the key they go thru a startup similar to the analog speedo & tach.
When you turn off the key, because I used the existing accessory feed, they stay on for about 10 - 12 seconds and then go thru a shutdown cycle like the digital screen.
Pretty cool!
Click to expand...

Hey Stallion, did you have to remove any Tupper-ware to route the wires to the battery? If so how many and which ones. I buying gauges also. Thanks
 
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