Lots of Electrical Stuff Up and Working - Finally
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Lots of Electrical Stuff Up and Working - Finally
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Got the gauge pack fully wired including digital voltage/analog oil temp and pressure, got the lidatek laser wired, got the Alpine system fully working with GPS (very sweet), and auxilliary wires run for flashing the brake light when lidatek laser is working, and signal run to mute radio on lidatek laser operation.
This weekend I should get the oil cooler and oil transducer installed and the lidatek laser firer mounted and fully operational.
Hope to rework my angel eyes and relocate my Hella horns too.
Got the gauge pack fully wired including digital voltage/analog oil temp and pressure, got the lidatek laser wired, got the Alpine system fully working with GPS (very sweet), and auxilliary wires run for flashing the brake light when lidatek laser is working, and signal run to mute radio on lidatek laser operation.
This weekend I should get the oil cooler and oil transducer installed and the lidatek laser firer mounted and fully operational.
Hope to rework my angel eyes and relocate my Hella horns too.
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On the back of my gauge pack there are 14 electrical connections, plus 2 more for my lidatek, plus 2
more for relocated 12V outlet. Absolutely amazing the tangle of wires tucked up behind the gauge pack. You want to leave enough length on the wires to drop it down and work if you need to.
This actually was the 2nd install of this because I removed the gauge pack to replace a VDO voltage gauge with a digital gauge. I got a machine shop to mill the rectangular hole for the digital gauge. The digital gauge only sits proud of the surface by 1mm.
I love the Alpine unit and its display is brilliant, but I can no longer close the little TT door over it. If it goes further back in, then the screen will hit the vents. I have GPS, iPOD, DVD, and XM all integrated with the unit.
Steve's little camera mount is just the final touch and well worth the money for it.
This actually was the 2nd install of this because I removed the gauge pack to replace a VDO voltage gauge with a digital gauge. I got a machine shop to mill the rectangular hole for the digital gauge. The digital gauge only sits proud of the surface by 1mm.
I love the Alpine unit and its display is brilliant, but I can no longer close the little TT door over it. If it goes further back in, then the screen will hit the vents. I have GPS, iPOD, DVD, and XM all integrated with the unit.
Steve's little camera mount is just the final touch and well worth the money for it.
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