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Old 22-02-2006, 10:45 AM   #1
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Red face Extra Gauges, Oil, Amps, Temp etc

I was thinking since EA Ghia's don't have the amp or oil gauges on the dash I want to buy aftermarket ones and hook them up

Definites are Oil pressure and Amperes (and maybe Oil Temperature? What do you think)

How do you go about hooking these up? Is it hard :

Any advice appreciated :

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