Gauges - Revision history

Alex at 20:02, 24 May 2010

2010-05-24T20:02:17Z

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	Hoepfully others find the wire locations useful.		Hoepfully others find the wire locations useful.

			Fan blower (With air con) Connector positions. Starting with the bottom (single) spade connector and working ANTi-Clock wise.
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	Green grey (bottom connector)		Green grey (bottom connector)

Alex at 20:01, 24 May 2010

2010-05-24T20:01:25Z

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	Green grey (bottom connector)		Green grey (bottom connector)
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Alex at 20:00, 24 May 2010

2010-05-24T20:00:58Z

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			Green grey (bottom connector)
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			green blue
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			thin green blue
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			green
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	[[Category:Lotus Elise]]		[[Category:Lotus Elise]]
	[[Category:S2]]		[[Category:S2]]
	[[Category:Electrical]]		[[Category:Electrical]]

Mr Wiki: Ta-DA!

2010-04-20T22:06:12Z

Ta-DA!

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	Note the orientation of the board:		Note the orientation of the board:

	[~~img=800x600]http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0166~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau2.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	I also put Clear silicone over the solder connections to stop any cross connections being made on the aluminium mounting bracket when the board is screwed back into place.		I also put Clear silicone over the solder connections to stop any cross connections being made on the aluminium mounting bracket when the board is screwed back into place.
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	Now back in place you can see the 3 new wires poking out:		Now back in place you can see the 3 new wires poking out:

	[~~img=800x600]http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0167~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau3.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	Gauges:		Gauges:
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	Your left with 2 peices:		Your left with 2 peices:

	[~~img=800x600]http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0148~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau4.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	I used clear silicone to sick the gauge into the vent surround (Some filing was needed of notches inside)		I used clear silicone to sick the gauge into the vent surround (Some filing was needed of notches inside)

	[~~img=600x800]http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0152~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau5.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	Once this is dry (over night) i then stuck the vent face and gauge into the main air vent sleeve.		Once this is dry (over night) i then stuck the vent face and gauge into the main air vent sleeve.


	[~~img=800x600~~]~~http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0156~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau6.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	~~[img=800x600]http://gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0157.JPG[/img]~~


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	Remembering the vent sleeve has to fit back into the air vent you need to have enough "slack" on the wires for this. I also put the wires through the holes in the side of the sleeve left from where the vent flaps :o pivoted.		Remembering the vent sleeve has to fit back into the air vent you need to have enough "slack" on the wires for this. I also put the wires through the holes in the side of the sleeve left from where the vent flaps :o pivoted.

	[~~img=800x600]http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0172~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau8.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	Not an amazing finish at the back but the front is what matters.		Not an amazing finish at the back but the front is what matters.

	[~~img=800x600]http~~:~~//gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/37430/IMG_0170~~.JPG~~[/img~~]		[[Image:Gau9.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Click to enlarge]]
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	Hoepfully others find the wire locations useful.		Hoepfully others find the wire locations useful.

Mr Wiki: step1

2010-04-20T22:04:40Z

step1

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	These (on my car) are located here:		These (on my car) are located here:
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	With the Facia removed you can either splice into the loom or as i have done, remove the circuit board (4 Screws) and solder the 3 connections into the board. If you are handy with a solder iron this is easy to do.		With the Facia removed you can either splice into the loom or as i have done, remove the circuit board (4 Screws) and solder the 3 connections into the board. If you are handy with a solder iron this is easy to do.

Alex at 21:47, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T21:47:33Z

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	I got my Gauges from Demon Tweaks. A nice STACK Anologue Gauge for Oil Temp (Electrical Sensor) and ~~mechanicl~~ Boost gauge for the SC (Barry boy style)		I got my Gauges from Demon Tweaks. A nice STACK Anologue Gauge for Oil Temp (Electrical Sensor) and mechanical Boost gauge for the SC (Barry boy style)

	I decided to Install the Gauges into the center air vents. This is because i don't use them and the 52MM gauges will fit quite nicely leaving an OEM look to them rather than those Aluminium Mounting cages (Your Preference)		I decided to Install the Gauges into the center air vents. This is because i don't use them and the 52MM gauges will fit quite nicely leaving an OEM look to them rather than those Aluminium Mounting cages (Your Preference)

embeddedbob at 21:41, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T21:41:42Z

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	I also put Clear silicone over the solder connections to stop any cross connections being made on the aluminium mounting bracket when the board is screwed back into place.		I also put Clear silicone over the solder connections to stop any cross connections being made on the aluminium mounting bracket when the board is screwed back into place.

			Please note that most silicone sealants release acetic acid which is corrosive to PCBs. Make sure the adhesive/sealant used is suitable e.g. Dow Corning 744, Loctite 444 or hot glue (if you like to make a mess).

	Now back in place you can see the 3 new wires poking out:		Now back in place you can see the 3 new wires poking out:

Stu: added categories

2010-04-20T20:45:17Z

added categories

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	This guide should be fine for S2 drivers - maybe just Yota engine but as a point this is a guide so it's not my fault if you blow fuses! ;)		This guide should be fine for S2 drivers - maybe just Yota engine but as a point this is a guide so it's not my fault if you blow fuses! ;)

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	Hoepfully others find the wire locations useful.		Hoepfully others find the wire locations useful.

			[[Category:Lotus Elise]]
			[[Category:S2]]
			[[Category:Electrical]]

Stu: Guages moved to Gauges

2010-04-20T20:41:07Z

Guages moved to Gauges

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Alex: S2 Additional gauge Installation

2010-04-20T20:19:43Z

S2 Additional gauge Installation

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	This guide should be fine for S2 drivers - maybe just Yota engine but as a point this is a guide so it's not my fault if you blow fuses! ;)		This guide should be fine for S2 drivers - maybe just Yota engine but as a point this is a guide so it's not my fault if you blow fuses! ;)