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Old 9-24-04, 20:32   #1 (permalink)
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How To:Install Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge

This guide is to give you the information needed to tackle your own Air/Fuel ratio gauge installation.I personally used a Sunpro gauge so the installation or wire colors might be different with others.

*Warning I am not responsible for anything that happens due to using this Guide.Common sense should be used when working with electrical systems*

Parts Needed:
Gauge
Extra Wire
Female Splice adapters
Wire taps

Step one:
There should be four diffent color wires on the wiring harness for the gauge.Mine was White,Black,Green,and Red.Take the red wire and that is to be connected to a 12v power source which comes on with the ignition.I used the power wire that goes to the radio.Also, I used the ground that goes to the radio for the Black wire.

Step two:
This is the step I needed extra wire for.The white wire is to be connected to the lights relay so when you turn the lights on the gauge lights up for night for this i ran the white wire through the fire wall to the bumper side markers and used a wire tap to tap into the orange power wire.

Step three:
I also needed extra wire for this.Take the green wire and run it through the firewall to the 02 sensor located straight down in the middle front of the car n the exhaust downpipe and I used another wire tap and connect the green wire to the 02 sensors black wire.

Step four:
Make sure all your connections are safe and i would recommend using shrink tubing or electrical tape to cover the connection to the 02 sensor just to be safe.

Step five:
Turn the car on and make sure everything is in proper working order and there you have it an easy job done.

Hope this gives anybody the info they needed.

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