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wiring up a "TIM" gauge

v240gltse · 2010-10-27 19:28:20

hi I'am looking at wiring up a TIM oil temp gauge which i picked up cheap but there was no wiring diagram with it. on the rear of the gauge are 3 connections marked S - G - I does anyone know which are the +12v, ground and sender unit input's thanks in-advance brendan

27-10-2010 7:28pm

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v240gltse

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hi I'am looking at wiring up a TIM oil temp gauge which i picked up cheap but there was no wiring diagram with it. on the rear of the gauge are 3 connections marked S - G - I does anyone know which are the +12v, ground and sender unit input's thanks in-advance brendan

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#2 27-10-2010 7:29pm

Eric Cartman

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G is ground, I is +12V and S is Sender Signal

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#3 27-10-2010 7:31pm

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hi many thanks for the very very rapid reply . regards brendan

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