[zeno]

I just bought a used Autometer Sportcomp gauge off of eBay. Unfortunately, the seller decided to not include any wiring or instructions. At the moment I'm in the dark. Someone please help, where the hell does all this go?

 

[Low612]

I just bought a used Autometer Sportcomp gauge off of eBay. Unfortunately, the seller decided to not include any wiring or instructions. At the moment I'm in the dark. Someone please help, where the hell does all this go?

S= wire to sender I= 12+v ignition source G= chasis ground

The white wire goes to dimmer switch 12v+ to activate the light. The black is ground. The little alluminum sender adapter you send to me for free
Thats an intimidating pussy you have on your motor.

 

[NX$paniard]

if that doesnt help you can always go to autometer.com click on products, then tech support, then gauges for installation instruction downloads in .pdf format

 

[zeno]

Cool, thanks for the help.

Also, I heard you have to ground the sensor to the adapter, is this correct?

Thats an intimidating pussy you have on your motor.

It makes the Honda boys run for cover

 

[UNDRCOVR]

Cool, thanks for the help.

Also, I heard you have to ground the sensor to the adapter, is this correct?

Not exactly. The sending unit has to be grounded. You may want to look on their website, but I think I had to ground my power and my sending unit both from the same ground...JOsh

 

[nismo91]

Install your sensor on your NisSport H2O adapter. The NisSport adapter needs to be grounded. It should have a screw on the body somewhere. Place a wire on that screw and ground it to the body somewhere.

Cool, thanks for the help.

Also, I heard you have to ground the sensor to the adapter, is this correct?



It makes the Honda boys run for cover