reverse glow gauge installation (with funny story)

[chrom3titan]

alright cool, note taken astro, i've got plenty of lighters lol, i smoke a pack a day. I'll get back to everyone on the installation tomorrow, thx so much for the help!

[Ruski]

okay now I fully understand wow I am learning so much here.. I would never be able to do this a month ago !

so is this acceptable?

cut the green wire with silver stripe, shave some plastic and twist green wire together with red power wire, solder; then wrap heavily with electric tape?

place ground wire under the nut behind the gauges?

is that acceptable? thanks!

This is acceptable. Good luck

[Midias]

okay now I fully understand wow I am learning so much here.. I would never be able to do this a month ago !

so is this acceptable?

cut the green wire with silver stripe, shave some plastic and twist green wire together with red power wire, solder; then wrap heavily with electric tape?

place ground wire under the nut behind the gauges?

is that acceptable? thanks!

Electrical tape will be fine until it falls off the wire shorts and your entire electrical system goes up in smoke.

[redgen1]

hey guy, welcome to SG, glad youre finding this helpful - i was reading through your sig and noticed your plans for the future, just to forwarn you, get the idea of a turbo out of your head now, itll save you a lot of grief haha, the only f.i. youll be able to get for the 1mz is gonna be the TRD s/c, and those are rarer then gold these days - just a h/u


and sup guys, havent been on in a long ass time haha

[chrom3titan]

ah alright man turbo's out the door, erm i will abandon the electrical tape and i will get the shrink wrap thingys. My whole sound system is done with electrical tape and my remote wire just fell off today I fixed it but tomorrow I will goto the store and buy a whole lot of those shrink wire things, I'll let yall know what sup tomorrow

[chrom3titan]

well I finally got them installed i couldn't of have done it without you

what i did was actually quite simple, I cut the green wire with silver stripes, I tied all three together (I tried soldering but I'm bad at that..) and I grounded the black wire behind the gauge case (there's a screw that says ground and i simply attached that to it because the wire was to short to reach the nut behind the gauge case.

So it works now thanks solaraguys!!!!!