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Join Date: May 2002
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 147
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ammeter gauge wiring
I am installing an autogauge pro comp ammeter along with some
other gauges.The wiring diagram shows one wire to the battery and the other to the B+ output wire from the alternator. I looked on my 914 wiring diagram and the B+ wire is red and goes from the Alternator to the starter. I hooked up the gauge and nothing.Has anyone installed an ammeter and have the proper wiring installation for a 914.Thanks |
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Texas
Posts: 1,278
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Are you SURE you want an ammeter? Voltmeters are usually a better solution. That is why automakers changed from ammeters to voltmeters years ago.
With an ammeter you have to have the primary feed for the electrical system running through the guage - dangerous and if the gauge fails your lose all electrics. Voltmeters are in parallel with the system instead of in series. Much less current and less risk of a failure affecting anything else. I believe that you have to run a wire from the battery to the ammeter, and then all other feeds to the car (except the big starter wire) have to come from the other side of the gauge. |
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