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Volt meter 200 1990

posted by  philvo on  Thu Oct 24 08:52 CST 2002
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not sure if you have a harness,but it's easy to wire.First ground(upside-down T)goes to the metal dash frame.Positve(+) goes to the fuse box(one that has power when the key is in the on(II) postion.Tie the lighting into the dash lights,are there wires for the light?If not you'll need a couple very thin spaded female connectors.Gound the light to the same spot as the voltmeter.
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philvo






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