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Old 03-03-2008, 07:10 PM
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on my 01 sierra, just wondering if im going to have to worry about running the powered 12v wire, or just plug into the adl port and im good to go?

it would be the dual setup,


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You will need the +12 wire.
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should i be fine running the 12v feed off a 10amp add a curcuit.

sorry im a electrical noob
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That would be fine, it doesn't require much power.
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gauges are in work great and i didnt need the 12volt source
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What did you use to send power to the gauge?
Your OBDII isnt enough to power it for sure.
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gauges are powered through the obdII port, no 12volt required. this was confirmed by the sales rep from aeroforce
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It ought to be good for a couple amps anyway. It's fed from the cigarette lighter fuse after all.

Certainly enough for that DM-200 OBD you're going to be playing with today!
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Originally Posted by Black-Jacket
gauges are powered through the obdII port, no 12volt required. this was confirmed by the sales rep from aeroforce
good to know, I did hook up mine to a 12v, i'll have to try it out and see...
by the way you'll be please with that gauge, it has a whole lot of info to see...
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