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Old 04-19-2011, 12:55 PM
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i'll definitely look into it. how tough is it to wire them in? im going to need all 6. Oil and temp sending units, speedo, tach, oil pressure, water temp, fuel, and volt. i might need to get that going professionally, lol i dont want to cross wires and set fire to my car.
 
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You don't need separate sending units for oil and temp. The gauges come with all the sending units required for each gauge. Most people can easily install gauges with a little mechanical skill and following the directions. Usually mount all the gauges in the new panel, then unplug the old and panel and wire/plumb in the new gauges, then screw the panel in place.
 
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I just have to jump in and say... i'm impressed with the help you guys offer in this forum. You guys are either near my age (56) or at least some of the most respectful bunch of younger men i've come across. Think i've finally found a worthy site!
 
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Originally Posted by xlman
I just have to jump in and say... i'm impressed with the help you guys offer in this forum. You guys are either near my age (56) or at least some of the most respectful bunch of younger men i've come across. Think i've finally found a worthy site!
Im only 33 but I yes, the really helpful guys are your age or older. I love them. they just keep answering the same questions over and over. They never complain.
 
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Originally Posted by xlman
I just have to jump in and say... i'm impressed with the help you guys offer in this forum. You guys are either near my age (56) or at least some of the most respectful bunch of younger men i've come across. Think i've finally found a worthy site!
I'm coming up on 61, so pretty close to your age. And this is a really great bunch of guys!
 
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^ I guess in 10 years, I'll be as old as dirt too then. lol
 
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33 here. I'm here to share knowledge. We are the guys standing in the garage staring at a car having a beer. No need for jerks. We show em the door, fast.
 
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i second all of that! im 22 and i couldn't ask for more from any group of guys out there. I really appreciate all the patience and tolerance you guys have for the questions i ask (as remedial and repetitive as they may be). I like to think i know a lot about my car, but the truth is, it's nothing compared to the knowledge and experience you guys have. Not only do i appreciate the advice, i appreciate the confidence and motivation i get to work on my own car by reading threads posted by myself and others. Thanks a lot fellas!!
 
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Old 04-25-2011, 11:55 AM
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You know how I learn most my stuff? The 3' high stack of magazines my wife keeps *****in about next to the ****ter.
 
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Well... keep the respect for each other and the egos down, this is by far the best site i've joined (i've even quit a few). And.... keep those Camaros screamin' because i'm a firm believer that a very important key to a long healthy life is adrenalin, yup, adrenalin! Keep giving yourself regular natural doses, just be safe. Support your local dragstrip!
 


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