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I was wondering how u guys connected the wires for the light so they would turn on whenever u turn ur headlights on? Also how did u connect the tiny vinyl vacuumn line to the intake manifold? Which hole did u use for an integra? I have an integra and the autometer phantom boost guage. thanks
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Re: Boost guage (BubRub)
I was wondering how u guys connected the wires for the light so they would turn on whenever u turn ur headlights on? Also how did u connect the tiny vinyl vacuumn line to the intake manifold? Which hole did u use for an integra? I have an integra and the autometer phantom boost guage. thanks
don't pay attention to autometer's instructions. i used part of their clear vacuum line, inserted one end into the boost gauge and inserted this little hose connector into the other end. then, i used "regular" vacuum hose that goes from the hose connector, through the firewall, and is connected to an HKS "T" fitting that is spliced into my BOV vacuum hose.
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If you own a honda/acura look for a black/red wire either at the back of your dimmer switch or in a bundle of wiring coming down from your steering column behind your underdash panel.
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theres 2 wires from the light bulb, do i tap both into the red/black wire or one to the red/black and one ground on the chassis? thanks
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theres 2 wires from the light bulb, do i tap both into the red/black wire or one to the red/black and one ground on the chassis? thanks
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