thesnowboarder

iTrader: (15)

ive got this:
vGauges

But cant seem to find any sort of instructions, google turns up little to nothing about this company and it looks like only a few on here have even linked vgauges to the site.

Its got:
Red/Black/Green on top i assume black is ground and red is power, but wtf is green?

White & Gray on the bottom, im assuming these are the inputs for the "temp" sensors.

Anyone have any idea? I emailed vgauges looking for instructions but found nothing elsewhere.


Edit: looks like i found what im looking for here:
http://veisystems.com/technical.html

Only thing is, their part numbers are all scrambled up.

Edit #2
Gray= water temp
White=oil temp
Green= lights
Red= switched 12v ( main power )
Black= ground

cjernigan

iTrader: (13)

Looks like you found it. Good job. The green is supposed to be for the dimmer.
I love my vgauges.

thesnowboarder

iTrader: (15)

Which gauges do you have? Do you mind posting some pics? They look like quality gauges but i was a bit hesitant upon purchasing mine. Not much info about them.

cjernigan

iTrader: (13)

Don't you have the gauge in your hand now to look at in person?
Sorry about the shitty cell pics.

levnubhin

iTrader: (30)

I just installed my water/oil temp gauge and the readings are way off. I can't find much for instructions out there. Do they need to be calibrated or something? Also, does it matter how the wire is connected to the sensor?
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thesnowboarder

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VEI Systems -- Intelligent Vehicle Instrumentation -- Technical Info

Sensor:
D1-OTF-WTF-M

I don't believe it matters how its connected. I am yet to have my car running so I am un sure if it reads "correct" or not yet.