EL oil pressure guage problems... need help ASAP
I've just mounted my electronic oil pressure guage. It reads in bar inted on psi.
So my problems is that when i start it gets power the needle jumps up to 10,5 bar even with the motor off and when i start the car it stays there no matter the rpm.
I've connected the power and ground (possitive/negative) wires to the lighter so could it be that the guage need some different power source with the same voltage bat less amper?
anybody have any ideas?
So my problems is that when i start it gets power the needle jumps up to 10,5 bar even with the motor off and when i start the car it stays there no matter the rpm.
I've connected the power and ground (possitive/negative) wires to the lighter so could it be that the guage need some different power source with the same voltage bat less amper?
anybody have any ideas?
What brand of gauge is it? You probably need to double check with the manufacturer on the wiring.
Also, how did you hook up the sensor for the gauge?
Also, how did you hook up the sensor for the gauge?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hawkze_2.3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What brand of gauge is it? You probably need to double check with the manufacturer on the wiring.
Also, how did you hook up the sensor for the gauge?</TD></TR></TABLE>
ok found the problem and fixed it....
i was just needed an extra ground for the sensor. It wasn't on the intalling manuals cos i was supposed to mount the sensor to the block and self-grounded from there but i run an oil line and mount the sensor on it close to the fuse box, all done now, Thanx for trying to help me man
Also, how did you hook up the sensor for the gauge?</TD></TR></TABLE>
ok found the problem and fixed it....
i was just needed an extra ground for the sensor. It wasn't on the intalling manuals cos i was supposed to mount the sensor to the block and self-grounded from there but i run an oil line and mount the sensor on it close to the fuse box, all done now, Thanx for trying to help me man
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