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so to accompany your write up, this is how you connected the following cables?
Hi all i have wired my autogauge up this way however no lights what so ever. Could this be a faulty gauge? Do all the wires go into the same block, or do you use the one behind the dimmer switch?
Thanks
Hi. As I couldn't get an oil tamp gauge to match, I have now bought a matching boost gauge and oil temp from Glowshift. The wiring is the same principal. Do any of them go In to the dimmer switch or all on the light switch block? I am using crimps aswell.
All in the light switch block. Note that if you want to test it before you crimp them permanently, it will only light up if the switch block is plugged into the switch! 
I've bought all the bits I need, and have taken a look at the engine bay. However, do I have to take the wipers off to get under the scuttle panel? I gather that removing the wiper arms is a right PITA
Removing the wiper arms is easy. Even I can do it. Trying to get your hand under the dash to find the other end is the hard part!
Lol...I'm full of confidence now thanks mate
Planning to take off bottom of dash to help locate piping as it's fed through...sounds like I'm gonna need to find myself some luck though eh?!
As you look under the scuttle panel after you've removed the wiper, you will see the rubber grommet that feeds the main wiring loom into the car. I just got an old wire coat hanger and straightened it out, then used it to pierce a hole in the edge of the rubber grommet (at around '1pm' as you look at it).
This should clear the wiring and if you poke it through about 6-10 inches you should see it from under the dash (once that has been removed). Then you can attach the hose to the coat hanger wire and tape the f**k out of it and pull it through! Job done.
This should clear the wiring and if you poke it through about 6-10 inches you should see it from under the dash (once that has been removed). Then you can attach the hose to the coat hanger wire and tape the f**k out of it and pull it through! Job done.
jayc73
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Did mine today, and the gauge is flickering.... Anyone any ideas? The car is over boosting, but I'm sure this won't cause it...? It rattles and I can hear it with the CD player on, and it's doing my tits in, anyone else's do it? Cheers, josh. Fr tdi by the way!
Ath
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Just fitted my auto gauge boost gauge using guide was very helpful apart from one issue. Instead of yellow black orange and purple wires from gauge I just have a red orange and black, ive wired up following image apart from swapping red for yellow n using orange without purple connected and black to the brown. All works fine apart from light on gauge stays on all the time and does not dim etc any body have any ideas where I went wrong, do I need to swap the red and orange wires over??
Sorry to drag up and old thread, but I'm going to finish off installing my boost gauge tonight and i have a couple of questions, 
1st I've been looking at the guides, and once i pierce the hole following the bonnet release cable and i feed to silicone pipe through where roughly will it come out????
( any pics on how to do this would be great
2nd Where should i put the T piece in, FPR or at the DV, an never seem to find a definitive answer on this
1st I've been looking at the guides, and once i pierce the hole following the bonnet release cable and i feed to silicone pipe through where roughly will it come out????
( any pics on how to do this would be great2nd Where should i put the T piece in, FPR or at the DV, an never seem to find a definitive answer on this
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FPR for "T" piece,i brought hose thru at other side of bonnet,just where relay box is,more direct feed.
If you take out glovebox there's a grommit in panel behind.
Have a thick knitting needle handy,makes it easier.
Calum
If you take out glovebox there's a grommit in panel behind.
Have a thick knitting needle handy,makes it easier.
Calum
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