Hi I this whated to ask this. I have an 1991 Honda CRX DX, and the car this hit 80000. Now I don't what to do this because I what to go all Fast and the Furious. I this what to do this because I what to kinp an eye on my engine and all..... Now I this what to ask this one lasted thing.


1. Do you have to take out the dash or ingeneral risk braking anything?

 

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1. Do you have to take out the dash or ingeneral risk braking anything?

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This is too hard too understand.

You don't have to take the whole dash out to get the gauges out, just take the cover off the gauge cluster.

 

ok first try to word things a little clearer but i think i know wat your tryin to say you want to know if you take the chance of breaking anything wen installing guages...right? if thats wat your asking then the answer is no wen you install gauges you will just run wires or tubes into your engine bay.. when u get the guages they will explain how to install them and how to wire them up

 

Yeah worry about my wording on things but yeah...... WOW THANK YOU

 

If you get an oil pressure gauge, get one with an electrical sending unit. The mechanical ones have a tube with oil in it that runs into the cars interior. These can bust.

 

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i had an electric oil pressure gauge and it was awesome. wish i had pics of the old car, but i had mine mounted to the right of the gauges, in the middle pocket on top of the dash. oil psi and voltage gauges fit perfectly there