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I've ordered a VDO vision boost gauge locally (all up including postage about $100 ex-Perth), once it arrives I'll install it and post some happy snaps.
Was gonna get the vent gauge holder but couldn't really afford it, and then on eBay I saw this genuine VW ("Made in W. Germany", new-old stock from the 1980s, I could imagine this panel on a Mk1 or Mk2 Golf) 3 gauge DIN panel with round blanking plates for the holes so I could install additional gauges (oil pressure and oil temp possibly) in stages without having gaping holes in the dash.
Got a question re oil pressure gauge - I know there's a plug (M10 thread I think?) at the top of the oil filter bracket but it seems to be very hard to get at - for those of you who've installed an oil pressure gauge did you have to run an extention hose from the bracket to the sender? Or did you simply bolt the sender straight on? Anyone used a sandwich plate?
If there is anyone in Sydney that could install this boost gauge for me, Ill pay them to do so..
Ive talked to a few auto electricians and mechanics and they are very very iffy about installing this boost gauge.. To me it says they dont really know what they are doing. Werid..
If there is anyone in Sydney that could install this boost gauge for me, Ill pay them to do so..
Ive talked to a few auto electricians and mechanics and they are very very iffy about installing this boost gauge.. To me it says they dont really know what they are doing. Werid..
i dont know about sydney but a few mechanics up here on the coast are lil iffy bout working on euro cars in general.
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Got the VDO gauge with fitting kit in the mail - the whole set looks far more substantial with proper brass fittings and stiff hoses (the Newsouth gauge is based on the VDO), the thing actually weighs a bit, mostly metal and looks like it'll last 100 years, gotta love German engineering (probably still made in China though). T-piece is sold separately but I'll just use the one from the dodgy $20 kit.
It might still be an old fashioned mechanical gauge but the electronic ones on eBay costing 50% more look like toys in comparison.
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