ElBartoRex
Member
I noticed this panel, but I didnt think you could access the top side of the fuse assembly without taking out the box-- but apparently to you can!
HOW TO: Install Boost Gauge into Drivers Vent
- Thread starter ElBartoRex
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I noticed this panel, but I didnt think you could access the top side of the fuse assembly without taking out the box-- but apparently to you can!
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- 2003 Subaru WRX Wagon, 2000 Miata
wow, very nice!
Unoriginaluser
Member
how have the windows been for defrost etc.?
ElBartoRex
Member
no issues running the heat in any of the vent positions.
EngulfinFlames
Member
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- Mazda 6i Charcoal Grey
I installed mine into the drivers vent and didnt remove the dash at all, running piggy back off of the dcs connecter under the vent and the boost sender is running off of the ignition fuse (i think its the ignition, might have to double check) under the hood. I have the prosport gauge. which doesnt need the controller, but even then, there has to be another way to power that thing.
nice job tho.
nice job tho.
ElBartoRex
Member
looks just like mineeven the same color car.
EL:
I cannot tell a lie. You gave me inspiration to do this mod as I loved how it looked when you did yours
ElBartoRex
Member
EL:
I cannot tell a lie. You gave me inspiration to do this mod as I loved how it looked when you did yours
awww (tear)
True Red to the End(cabpatch)
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- 2007 MS3
I've got one too, and I still say they should have had the balls to just call it what it is: Arrest Me Red.
blacksheepms3
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- Mazdaspeed 3
the fuse taps i got from radio shack wouldnt fit in the fuse slot. what gives?
Had my gauge professional installed. No fuse taps used.
blacksheepms3
Member
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- Mazdaspeed 3
no, this how to didnt say anything about add a fuse minis. anyhow, i got it to work. All i did was snipped some of the fuse taps so it would fit into the slots along with the fuse. And btw, i accessed the fuse box from below as one of the members here said. but i removed the glove box anyways, I took it out several times before so it's easy for me now. That way i have more room to work with. Thanks to all who contributed. I got the prosport. it works great and it matched the dash light great. I'm using the red.
ElBartoRex
Member
They are tight, but they fit. I used pliers to 'crush' the fuse tap over the fuse and then used steady even pressure to push it into the slot. It does make the fuse a bit thicker, but it should slide in with patience.
