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Old 11-27-2011, 04:27 PM   #1
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I went looking for that Depo 4/1 gauge but not seeing it... do you have a part number for it by chance?

If you hook up the illumination to the headlights, you won't be able to adjust the dimness at all, they will either be on or off. And depending on the type of illumination used on the gauge, you might not be able to dim it even iff hooked up to the proper circuit.
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Old 11-27-2011, 04:36 PM   #2
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I went looking for that Depo 4/1 gauge but not seeing it... do you have a part number for it by chance?

If you hook up the illumination to the headlights, you won't be able to adjust the dimness at all, they will either be on or off. And depending on the type of illumination used on the gauge, you might not be able to dim it even iff hooked up to the proper circuit.
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I have to say i'm happy with that gauge...

returning to my illumination problem.... so, where should i fit my apexi gauge then? it just have 2 wires...
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If you hook up the illumination to the headlights, you won't be able to adjust the dimness at all, they will either be on or off. And depending on the type of illumination used on the gauge, you might not be able to dim it even iff hooked up to the proper circuit.
I had mine hooked up to the dimmer switch before, but they still just went on or off, no adjustment. At least if he has them hooked up to the headlights they will be off during the day and on at night. Where should he connect them otherwise?

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returning to my illumination problem.... so, where should i fit my apexi gauge then? it just have 2 wires...
So your APEX'i gauge is mechanical? If it only has two wires I would think one is power and one is ground and it's mechanical. What color are the wires? Do you have instructions for hooking it up?
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