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My center console VDO gauges
Here is my oil pressure and temperature gauges in the dash DIN space.
Faceplate: Radio slot (DIN) or center console storage custom single-gauge aluminum panel from ebay seller 9xauto. It came in satin black single gauge pane with a single 52mm hole and old-timer looking,lovely to me, two side strong protruded bar handles. Premium robust quality and fit nice to the space without any modification. I made extra 52mm and center 14mm holes for a 3-terminal toggle switch to be used for on-off gauge power and the cooling fan relay control left over later. Consider that the aluminium faceplate is very thick about 8mm. Gauges ; Cockpit series with the stud mounting style from egauges.com.. The spinlock mount does not fit in that space of the Boxster. Sensors; -996 oil pressure sending unit M14 mm male thread with G and WK terminals; ref. Pelican 101 projects. replaced to the factory oil pressure switch sensor at the passenger side engine block. WK to the factory oil pressure switch line connector, and G to new connector directed and crimped to the new real oil pressure gauge 10-180 ohm sensor terminal. -VDO oil temperature sensor M14mm to replace an unused stock plug at the upper surface of engine block left side. Details could be followed on responses. http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1499047499.jpg http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1499047533.jpg -- CK |
Looking good! I powered my gauges off the switched telephone plug wire so they don't need an on/off switch, maybe you could reuse that center switch for the fan relay for a future project?
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Yes. I will.
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Here is a couple of picture in this thread: http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-racing-forum/33994-oil-temp-sensor.html I have an oil temp sender installed in that port, same part # as referenced in the thread. Steve |
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Thanks for the info. |
Put a T on the line to the DOF!
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there is a thread on rennlist where they provide the schematic and coding to wire up an arduino to take the oem oil temp info that comes off the oil level sender and convert it to a vdo signal.
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