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Old 12-21-2008, 02:44 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by BoostedCoupe View Post
You dont need fuses i wouldnt think. Just use a 15a current like russ said and tie all
the gauges into it. My question is, where are all of you guys running yalls wire at. Like the wire for the temp sensor. From the sensor to the gauge. DO yall run the wire therw the whole in the firewall where the enging harness goes?
You can fuse the circuit for protection, just to keep the gauges from getting damaged, but you'd need to figure a current draw per unit then multiply by number of gauges to get an accurate measure. I'd say not to worry about it.

For the senders, I drill another hole in the firewall and run anything aftermarket through it, that way you can remove the engine and/or harness independently without having to thread other harnesses through them or around. While it looks cleaner to have it all tucked in the engine harness, having to unwrap and pull it all apart is more time consuming. I usually drill below the evaporator drain tube so that anything coming out of the firewall is low and hidden from view anyway.
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