Scan Guage Mounting
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From: Winchester, Va
Scan Guage Mounting
I'll be getting a Scan Guage this weekend and I've been trying to think of some mounting places. So, post up where you've mounted yours and some ideas of where I could mount mine. I'm not looking to do anything to complicated to mount it though but I'm still open to your ideas.
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Winchester, Va
I've been thinking of making a thin metal mount that I would epoxy to the top of my radio bezel. It would go behind the bezel and come out and the SG would sit right on top of the bezel.
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Winchester, Va
That's why I can't do mine like that. Double din kinda takes up all the space.
yeah mines set up to read trans temp, thats the main reason i got it. its a nice tool to have for sure.
If you go to Scangauge's website and click on the 'X-Gauge' tab at the top, then click the first link for XGauge commands, scroll down to 'Enhanced Data' and under the Ford PWM is the codes to enter into the Scangauge for trans temp. To enter the codes into the Scangauge press more>more>more>xgauge>edit from the home screen.
The radio can be mounted in either position, it runs on little rails that can be unscrewed and mounted in the upper position. If you remove the screws holding the radio bezel, just above the heat and ac controls, the bezel/radio will slide out and you will see how the radio is mounted.
To mount the Scangauge I trimmed the plastic tray that you can put a cd case or whatever into so that the Scangauge would fit inside. I just trimmed the bottom of the tray though and left the top to apply double sided tape to stick the Scangauge to.
Hopefully this helps:
To mount the Scangauge I trimmed the plastic tray that you can put a cd case or whatever into so that the Scangauge would fit inside. I just trimmed the bottom of the tray though and left the top to apply double sided tape to stick the Scangauge to.
Hopefully this helps:








