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I have just tried the blue 10 pin cable with built in resistors from the engine to the junction box, still nothing
I notice that one of your pictures shows a gauge with the 10 pin plug, reading online has confused me a bit. Is it possible i need a gauge with the 10 pin plug?
I think i've put this in the right section of the forum now
Hi there
I am new to this sort of thing, I am in need of your knowledge if possible
I have been fixing up an old runabout for years and Its getting close to the water at last.
I have bought some older style smart craft gauges non lcd...
Thanks for the quick response
So I need to run a cable from the engine as well as the 14 pin one?
All my gauges only have only 3 pins on them, is there a name for the cable that goes from 10 pin to 3 pin
Hi there
I am new to this sort of thing, I am in need of your knowledge if possible
I have been fixing up an old runabout for years and Its getting close to the water at last.
I have bought some older style smart craft gauges non lcd, tachometer, speedometer, voltage and trim. I have a mercury...