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Does anyone know how to install the air/fuel and voltmeter gauges? I got them from autometer and I dont know how to install them. Please someone who knows how give me instructions because the dealers(installers) here are expensive!


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2001 Toyota Celica GT
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If you got them from Autometer, they should have come with a paper detailing the install/hook-up locations... if yours did not include this paper, Ill scan in what came with mine and post that up online for you

other then that, the voltometer should be relitivly easy install... I actualy hooked it to my cig lighter - prolly not the best place, but atleast it works and it's acurate - then shuts off when the key isnt in the ignition.

as for the A/F Gauge... Ill search for some details online and pass down the links that i find smile


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