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Originally Posted by bennelson
Actually, all the indications are that the car is using NO GAS and it's a HOT car!  |
Heh, that is true.
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Originally Posted by bennelson
I also measured the frame around the two side gauges, and they are just a little bit too small to remove them and replace with standard 2" volt and amp meters.
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If you disassemble the gauge you want to use you can probably mount the workings in that panel, maybe even re-use the needles from your car, then get a nice sticker printed up on the face that will read what the gauge is for, or paint it in with a stencil and some white paint.
(Would it help to use a hole saw to remove the offending material if you wanted to use the whole 2" gauge?
I got a 18 piece set of hole saws in sizes from 3/4" to 5" from Harbor Freight for a ridiculous price, $8 or something.
Harbor Freight Tools
It looks like it is $6, and you will wonder how you ever lived without one.
- Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
You can just cut it out so it overlaps a little bit. )
Love the video
Too bad you didn't have 144 volts
