gauge options for 68 cutlass with ECM/OBD2
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gauge options for 68 cutlass with ECM/OBD2
Do any of you have your gauges running off the data from the ECM? Looks like most of the aftermarket gauges don't fit the 68 dash. I'm hoping to find a simple retrofit option.
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So I ended up using SpeedHut's CanBus 4" gauges. They worked great.
I ended up installing them directly into the original Olds gauge buckets with the original retainers (not the original glass). These things fit perfectly. I installed a Speedo with blinker and highbeam indicators in the center pod, and a tach in the right. I also used a small triple gauge pack under the dash with a temp, oil pressure, and volts. Both the speedo and tach fit into a gauge bucket from an idiot light pod (the small one). Everything works directly off the OBD port. A very easy install.
I ended up installing them directly into the original Olds gauge buckets with the original retainers (not the original glass). These things fit perfectly. I installed a Speedo with blinker and highbeam indicators in the center pod, and a tach in the right. I also used a small triple gauge pack under the dash with a temp, oil pressure, and volts. Both the speedo and tach fit into a gauge bucket from an idiot light pod (the small one). Everything works directly off the OBD port. A very easy install.
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And they a look good also. Nice work.
Seems like every car setup these days I see are using tacky white faced gauges mounted to a flat plate with no character at all. They do such a nice job modifying their cars and the dash is just blah.
Seems like every car setup these days I see are using tacky white faced gauges mounted to a flat plate with no character at all. They do such a nice job modifying their cars and the dash is just blah.
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