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Autometer Gauges

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#1

Hey all , Quick question , I recently purchased a twin gauge pod that came with cobalt series boost and air fuel ration gauge , I have since learned that the AFR gauge is pretty much useless as they arent that accurate , either way I really only wanted a boost gauge but I when wiring it all up I have found the boost gauge is perfect lights up blue and is accurate but the AFR gauge does not light up blue only the little indicator lights up green ??? , I guess im asking should the gauge itself have a blue backlight ??

Cheers

#2

could be a blown globe....

#3
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could be a blown globe....

so it should light up with the cobalt blue backlight ?

#4

I have the cobalt afr guage, I hate it...It doesn't light up apart from the led bouncing back and forwards..

#5

Those autometer a/f gauges are such a waste of time

#6

hahah the afr gauge strikes again.

useless pos they are!

#7

I'm going to look for a wideband controller kit (like an innovate LC1) which can output 0-1v, so it can basically be an accurate wideband signal, but displayed on the narrowband gauge.

I'll post up my progress in here.

#8

Like one of these...

AEM wideband O2

#9

exactly, except I don't want the gauge.

#10

the cobalt ones don't light up. they're crap. I wanna get rid of my one.....its a waste of space

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