Very nice job!!Here is what I did. Boost, oil pressure and voltage. The gauge pod is from Autometer, the gauges are from GloShift (they have seven switchable back light colors).
Note: I purchased a special T-fitting for an Ecoboost Mustang that allowed connection to the intake manifold for boost without cutting lines. I could not find a T adapter that would screw into the metric oil pressure switch port and would provide a 1/8 NPT port for the gauge sensor and a metric port for the factory switch. I wound up using a sandwich adapter that goes between the oil filter and block to provide a place for the gauge sensor. Since I have a Tremor and have no plans to add any additional lighting I removed the upfitter switch panel and picked up the tray.
This is what I use. Just wish someone would come up with the PID info for the oil pressure, so I could add it to the Torque app. I know it's available because Forscan can show it.Here is another option. This is the Torque app. You need to use a BTOBD2 adapter in the diagostics socket. It has multiple parameters that you can set up on different pages. Their is also another new app that works with Android auto, DashOBD but the parameters available are somewhat limited.![]()
How difficult is this to install? Do you have to install sensors for this to read trans temp, coolant, boost pressure etc? Or does it just obtain all the information from the trucks computer? Sorry, I’m very green to this, but really like the idea of being able to monitor the important data. Thanks!I installed an iDash.
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I have been using that on a few of my past trucks now for 8+ years, I love itHere is another option. This is the Torque app. You need to use a BTOBD2 adapter in the diagostics socket. It has multiple parameters that you can set up on different pages. Their is also another new app that works with Android auto, DashOBD but the parameters available are somewhat limited.![]()
Just plugs into the OBD2 port.How difficult is this to install? Do you have to install sensors for this to read trans temp, coolant, boost pressure etc? Or does it just obtain all the information from the trucks computer? Sorry, I’m very green to this, but really like the idea of being able to monitor the important data. Thanks!
Unless you like the looks of A-pillar gauges, there are better ways to display gauges with newer OBD + iPad technologies...Probably going to buy a travel trailer, and thinking about installing a set of gauges to the A pillar. Any recommendations on what gauges to add, and brand?
which one is that??? does it display to phone? and is that the one thatplugs into the OBD port? -I like that oneUnless you like the looks of A-pillar gauges, there are better ways to display gauges with newer OBD + iPad technologies...
Also, I don't believe it's possible for A-pillar anything due to airbag...that's why there's no grab handle on driver side...
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https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/project-msfitoy-v3-0.2804/post-371301which one is that??? does it display to phone? and is that the one thatplugs into the OBD port? -I like that one
What mounting cup did you use?. How does the mounting cup mount?I installed an iDash.
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