[s-cars] S6 Voltmeter to Oil Pressure swap

Mark Strangways strangconst at rogers.com
Sat Mar 6 20:19:15 EST 2004


You can get the 92 or 93 secondary cluster from a wreckers (sorry,
recyclers) for relatively cheap, and buy a oil pressure gauge from them or
the stealers.. A bit of wiring may be required, but it's very do-able..
I am just getting my "Stock Look" 0-30 PSI gauge set-up going. I know the
font set that the gauges are in, and I know someone who will print it on a
colored vinyl to match the gauges. The secondary IC board is from a 100 I
believe and I am killing the voltmeter section of it for my gauge.
I may end up putting the clock in it's own cluster below the climate control
along with other gauges or a data port.
We will stand by for that since it has taken me a year to get around to the
boost gauge.

It's all possible though.
Mark S
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "MLP" <mlped at qwest.net>
To: "'brian bilotti'" <vinnieb2 at yahoo.com>; "'s-car-audi-kruemmer'"
<audi20v_kruemmer at yahoogroups.com>; <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 9:02 AM
Subject: RE: [s-cars] S6 Voltmeter to Oil Pressure swap


> Yes.  You'll (well, I was anyway) first surprized by how much you miss
> the clock when you take it out, and how annoying not having it got to
> be.  2nd, its hard to match the gauge face to the rest of the
> instruments.  This too gets to be surprizingly annoying.  3rd, for me,
> it, the clocks stock position, was a lousey spot for the boost gauge.
> You have to take your eyes well off the road to read it, and one only
> really seems to want to read it when your hammering the throttle.  Just
> not a good combination IMO.  I ended up putting the clock back in and
> found a different spot, the A pilar for the EGT/boost gauge.
>
> FWIW, you can combine two functions in one gauge, e.g. SPA Technologies
> guages (pricy stuff.)  Lets see from way back, a partial list of places
> to check:
>
> Gages & Instrumentation:
> - http://www.buffalogauge.com/products.htm
> - Davetron - Redwood City CA 650-369-1188 www.davtron.com
>    Gage #308FD
> - Wag-Aero Group 800-558-6868 http://store.wagaero.com
> - AvionicsWest 805-928-3601 CA http://avionicswest.com
> - SPA Technique - 317-271-7941 www.spatechnique.com
> - Nordskog Gauges http://www.nordskogperformance.com
>          http://www.nordskogperformance.com/d70140.html
> - Cyberdyne
> - VDO
> - Banks http://www.bankspower.com
>                 http://www.bankspower.com/Dynafact.cfm
> - HKS
> - Apexi www.apexi-usa.com
>             http://www.apexi-usa.com/meters_elgauges.asp
> - Greddy http://www.greddy.com/products/electronics_frame.htm
> -  Supplier of brands http://www.egauges.com
>
> Anyone got more suggestions to add to the list?  I know Autometer is
> missing.
>
> HTH
> mlp
> -----Original Message-----
> From: s-car  On Behalf Of brian bilotti
> Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 11:20 PM
> To: s-car-audi-kruemmer; s-car-list at audifans.com
> Subject: [s-cars] S6 Voltmeter to Oil Pressure swap
>
> Dear list,
> Any BTDT on this subject? I was driving my new
> purchase the other day, just getting aquainted with
> subtle differences between the the 95.5 S6 and a 93
> S4, other than the sensory deprivation that a stock
> exhaust, suspension, turbo, um, etc, and I noticed
> that something was missing in the instrument cluster
> and zap, NO OIL PRESSURE. AHHHHHH, I'm used to
> information, EGT's, AFR's, IC TEMPS, BOOST PRESSURE,
> AND OIL PRESSURE!!!! Let's see, from 5 gauges to 0,
> this has got to change....
> Can anyone help here.
> Thanks
> bb
>
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