air/fuel gauge i made
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of course it works man! The leds are fed by some ribbon cable I had, it slips right into the steering column so you cant see it. I got the schematic from the internet. It had brightness adjust and aslo dot mode or bar mode. 
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Re: air/fuel gauge i made (McSmayler)
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Re: air/fuel gauge i made (McSmayler)
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Me too
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Re: air/fuel gauge i made (dom93hatch)
You dont really know what your a/f is, you deffinitely need a wideband. The o2 sensor sends a signal from .1 to 1 v, the higher the voltage, the richer its running. I found a VERY sleek and unobtrusive LED array, so it worked outwell. It cost me $10 and about 5 hours to build though..... I like it, its not as good as i thought, I thought the o2 sensor output a solid signal, instead it checks it periodically. Either way, its pretty sweet how it sits right on the steering column and everything is hidden!!!
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Re: air/fuel gauge i made (dom93hatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by McSmayler »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wanna make me one for 10 bucks? </TD></TR></TABLE>
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hey man youve got some customers here, how bout that $10 bucks
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</TD></TR></TABLE>hey man youve got some customers here, how bout that $10 bucks
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Re: air/fuel gauge i made (McSmayler)
it cost me $10 plus 5 hours!! thats not a lot of profit. We could DEFFINITELY work something out though 
if theres interest.
what ya think?
if theres interest.what ya think?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CRX_1.8T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that is pretty original dude. at least i know i have never seen a home made A/F guage.
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thanks, more like having a degree in electrical engineering technology and cant get an engineering job, so I gotta stay busy!
Ill look into getting the parts
to your tinkering abilities</TD></TR></TABLE>thanks, more like having a degree in electrical engineering technology and cant get an engineering job, so I gotta stay busy!
Ill look into getting the parts
