I have the vacumm line installed and everything works ok except the lighting. I bought the mini add a circuit and removed fuse 37, put the add a circuit in, then put the fuse in slot A of the mini add a circuit. I grounded the black line from the boost guage. Now, do I just slide the white line in the add a circuit and crimp the blue sleve?
Autometer lunar boost guage install.
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gotta have 2 fuses in the add-a-circut... 1 for the OG #37 and 1 for the new device... 98% sure
The add-a-circuit should have the original and new fuse (two). Yes, just slide in the white wire in the add-a-circuit and crimp the blue sleeve.
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The mini add a circuit has 4 fuses. E, 5(same as originally on the car), 7.5, and a 10. So which 2 do I use?
how many gauges are you using? If it's just one, use the fuse that came off the #37, and then the 5 amp fuse. If you're using more than one gauge connected to that add a fuse, you need to use the 10 amp fuse. I read somewhere that each gauge pulls about 4 amps a piece so if you have 2 you would need at least an 8, so the 10 would be on the safe side. I have 2 gauges and used the 10 amp and everything is working good. Both guages connected to fuse 37 for the lighting.
Cool, I just got it hooked up. I'm just using a boost gauge. The only thing I don't like is the cover won't fit back over the fuse panel when you use the add a circuit because it's too big. Thanks for the help.
You'd have to shave some of the cover off to get it to work. Congrats on the gauge.
Just cut that part of the cover out. Fits fine then. Side cutters or a razor knife will do the job.
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