Digital volt meter
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Originally Posted by Harley#356
could you use a normal volts gauge? and just wire it into the MAF rather than where it normally attaches?
I currently have a wire running from the mass air to under my floor mat. When i want to watch mass air votlage i hook my digi volt meter to it and let my buddy watch it. I just would like to have the little display mounted in the pod to where it looked proffesional and still functioned all the time instead of hooking it up.
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Originally Posted by LatemodelRacer2
I was wondering if there was somewhere i could find a digital voltmeter like just the display so i could mold it into my gauge pillar to watch my mass air voltage.
http://www.gadgetseller.com/gauges/index.htm
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Originally Posted by LatemodelRacer2
I currently have a wire running from the mass air to under my floor mat. When i want to watch mass air votlage i hook my digi volt meter to it and let my buddy watch it. I just would like to have the little display mounted in the pod to where it looked proffesional and still functioned all the time instead of hooking it up.
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Originally Posted by brain bypass
i just use my predator. i don't think maf voltage is really something that you need to keep an eye on. check it on a nice cold day, and see what it peaks at. why would you need to watch it constantly? it is not like it will all of a sudden peg.
I emailed gadgetseller about it untill then i might look into unoid's idea.
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http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.c...rod/prd358.htm
range 0-17.0 volts in 0.1 increments
i amd getting dd temp gauges because they register down to 0*F
range 0-17.0 volts in 0.1 increments
i amd getting dd temp gauges because they register down to 0*F
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the only problem with that gauge though, is it reads in 0.1v increments. so, unless it hit 5v, you wouldn't know if it was 4.90 or 4.94, or if i didn't round up, 4.99v
you might call or email dakota digtal, for more details, they will give a quick response, but i think you should probably keep looking.
you might call or email dakota digtal, for more details, they will give a quick response, but i think you should probably keep looking.