digital temp gauge
Discussion
Working in the electrical industry i have allways found with our testing equipment that the old analogue ones allways gave better/more precise readings than digital ones.
I dont really know if this is the case with temp gauges etc even though i though the fuel gauge was the only dodgy one but that was more due to the sender rather than the gauges.
Just a though.
Simon
I dont really know if this is the case with temp gauges etc even though i though the fuel gauge was the only dodgy one but that was more due to the sender rather than the gauges.
Just a though.
Simon
I have fitted digital guages to the 520 and they are swines to do because the sensor fittings are not compatible. Also expensive at around 150 pounds a pop.
You would be better off fitting a fan override switch and getting to know how your car behaves and in particular when the fans switch in.
You can check the guage accuracy with a digital thermometer if you are concerned that the gauge is telling porkies.
Steve
www.tvrbooks.co.uk
You would be better off fitting a fan override switch and getting to know how your car behaves and in particular when the fans switch in.
You can check the guage accuracy with a digital thermometer if you are concerned that the gauge is telling porkies.
Steve
www.tvrbooks.co.uk
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