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cotbu · 04-09-2013, 06:41 AM

So i mistakenly to your shitty video for a stock gauge?
with the sensor unplugged the light doesn't turn on or does it can't remember, but you light is on period! Wiring problem! If your door switch is malfunctioning wiring problem or better yet electrical problem. And you fail to understand that wiring issues will cause the electrical system to do crazy things! yeah DERP DERP!!

Unless you think your problem is normal!
It's a wiring, electrical, or grounding issue! Damn even if the alternator was back feeding...... never mind good sir/ma'am good luck!

I'm sorry just in case any other noobs, have an issue like this, thought i might help them out with a solution, or a way to narrow the issue down.
If you can power and ground your aftermarket gauge with an external source or use a external temp probe or thermometer take the temperature with that. I used a portable starter to power and test my wring before I add the new circuit to the cars wiring. "Redundant, but that's why we get the big bucks!"

04-09-2013, 06:41 AM	#33
cotbu Post Whore! Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: SWFL Age: 47 Posts: 3,318 Trader Rating: (3)	So i mistakenly to your shitty video for a stock gauge? with the sensor unplugged the light doesn't turn on or does it can't remember, but you light is on period! Wiring problem! If your door switch is malfunctioning wiring problem or better yet electrical problem. And you fail to understand that wiring issues will cause the electrical system to do crazy things! yeah DERP DERP!! Unless you think your problem is normal! It's a wiring, electrical, or grounding issue! Damn even if the alternator was back feeding...... never mind good sir/ma'am good luck! I'm sorry just in case any other noobs, have an issue like this, thought i might help them out with a solution, or a way to narrow the issue down. If you can power and ground your aftermarket gauge with an external source or use a external temp probe or thermometer take the temperature with that. I used a portable starter to power and test my wring before I add the new circuit to the cars wiring. "Redundant, but that's why we get the big bucks!" __________________ LoverTechnologies "Half Broken Things!"