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Lorryman100



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Post #50203 29th Dec 2010 11:54pm
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Re: Scangauge...who has one....
haworthj wrote:
...and where did you mount it in your Puma?

I just got mine, and am looking for inspiration.

Jimbo.

Bought mine even before I took delivery of my 110, great device. Mounted mine on top of the small removable panel above the top of the dash above the steering wheel. I used a "blendmount" to fit it and three M4 black cap bolts. CAT5 cable dropped down the back, down the side into the speaker area where it mates to the relocated ODBII connector. If it ain't broke don't fix it!
Post #51285 5th Jan 2011 11:46pm
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Same problem with Nanocom Evo, waiting the pdf! Thumbs Up Matteo
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Post #54806 24th Jan 2011 3:45pm
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Post #57980 9th Feb 2011 11:27am
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i can see why you would relocate the sockty but what do you do when you send it in for service.
do you remove the scangauge and replace the socket or do LR plug in somewhere else?

the other option, if possible, would be an extention lead and then fit the new end, say, to the left of the fuse panel lid so you can just plug it in or remove it whenever you need to. see http://www.obdiitools.com/16-pin-obd-2-mal...1o3jg00ga4


off to do more research - thanks for all the ideas. Thumbs Up BM52
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