How do u wire the gas light on JDM EG cluster?
i searched and know my car doesnt come with 1 and there isnt an how-to. anybody know whats involved?
i guess u would need the teg float with the sensor on it, but where do u run the wire to on the cluster?
i guess u would need the teg float with the sensor on it, but where do u run the wire to on the cluster?
would like to know this also since its kinda gay my car has no gas light..........only car I have ever owned that dosent have one lol
do u have the JDM cluster with the light in it? if u dont i dont think u can hook it up unless u make a spot in ur cluster for a light or something
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Our Civics never came with low fuel lights from the factory therefore it wont be easy to hook up the light. You could get a low level sensor from an Integra.
I came up with a circuit that reads the resistance from the fuel level sensor and runs it through a comparator and turns on the light when the level gets to a preset level.
Here is my solution.....
I came up with a circuit that reads the resistance from the fuel level sensor and runs it through a comparator and turns on the light when the level gets to a preset level.
Here is my solution.....
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Hook up the wire from the door light on the cluster to the dome light wire in the drivers side a-pillar, I believe it's the green/white wire. You will have to double check if it's the green/white or the white/red.
Hook up the wire from the door light on the cluster to the dome light wire in the drivers side a-pillar, I believe it's the green/white wire. You will have to double check if it's the green/white or the white/red.
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by low lever sensor u mean the 1 thats in the tank right? if they have that, then the integras must have some kind of circut like u made to turn the light on already in them, or is it in the cluster its self?
by low lever sensor u mean the 1 thats in the tank right? if they have that, then the integras must have some kind of circut like u made to turn the light on already in them, or is it in the cluster its self?
Was going to make a hybrid one using a teg & civic but I used an SiR Fuel Sending unit instead. I found one on ebay.
Swapped out the units. Ran a wire from the plug @ the fuel sending unit. Ran it to the dash and wired it up the correct pin
location(#7 on 10 pin plug on the back of the cluster). It works great.
I luckly saved the instructions. If anybody needs it just PM me.
Modified by Accord SiRT at 9:24 PM 1/17/2006
Swapped out the units. Ran a wire from the plug @ the fuel sending unit. Ran it to the dash and wired it up the correct pin
location(#7 on 10 pin plug on the back of the cluster). It works great.
I luckly saved the instructions. If anybody needs it just PM me.
Modified by Accord SiRT at 9:24 PM 1/17/2006
Easiest thing to do is put in a teg sending unit. wire it up, be done... for me, I just tell myself "I think I need gas" when the gauge reads low.
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lol that works too, but i like lights and its jDeem y0
lol that works too, but i like lights and its jDeem y0
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