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Lissa · 09-02-07, 08:11 PM

Paint job looks good Jussi

I appreciate that you haven't had time to fit the kit yet, but does it look like it will be easy to do so, and of good quality?

09-02-07, 11:16 PM

Well the meter itself is small so maybe i but it on the right side of main gauges - It comes with a velcro strap. Koso also has antoher model with back light and external power connection, but i have not seen it yet. The one i have is battery operated, however, it uses the same adapters so no problem if i change the meter unit itself. I also purchased "T" tube to put to the left side radiator hose. To measure the temp from there. It is not perfect, but i wanted to have the oem warning light functional. The tube is 26mm and Koso makes these things and it was not even expensive.

So a couple of hose clamps and i can "shut down" the radiator hose and install the "T" piece, wiring and final assembly place for the meter there we go. I reckon it is not difficult and time consuming . if one has these clamp so that you do not have to drain the cooling liquid.

Cheers

09-02-07, 08:11 PM	#11
Lissa Just Ballast Mega Poster Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Rugby, South Mids Group Posts: 4,381	Paint job looks good Jussi I appreciate that you haven't had time to fit the kit yet, but does it look like it will be easy to do so, and of good quality? __________________ If It's Too Loud, You're Too Old! I'd Rather Have Two Big Bangs Than Four Little Strokes

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09-02-07, 11:16 PM	#12
Jussi Guest Posts: n/a	Well the meter itself is small so maybe i but it on the right side of main gauges - It comes with a velcro strap. Koso also has antoher model with back light and external power connection, but i have not seen it yet. The one i have is battery operated, however, it uses the same adapters so no problem if i change the meter unit itself. I also purchased "T" tube to put to the left side radiator hose. To measure the temp from there. It is not perfect, but i wanted to have the oem warning light functional. The tube is 26mm and Koso makes these things and it was not even expensive. So a couple of hose clamps and i can "shut down" the radiator hose and install the "T" piece, wiring and final assembly place for the meter there we go. I reckon it is not difficult and time consuming . if one has these clamp so that you do not have to drain the cooling liquid. Cheers