how do you wire the cally vdo guages up in the cav?
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    how do you wire the cally vdo guages up in the cav?

    my cav turbo has the 2 white guages (oil and volts) from a cally T in the centre console, does anyone know how to wire these up? cheers
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    u need a cdrom wire from a pc, better still two, to make the 4 way loom out of.
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    Volts is dead easy, ignition live (black) and earth (brown)

    the oil gauge... would that be pressure or temperature? im not too familliar with the callys.... or cavs for that matter

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    I would imagine the oil pressure one would need to be connected to a pressure sender but not the std one? It just reads 'on' or 'off' AFAIK.

    Have a look around to see if you can find where the calibra turbo one is on the engine and compare to your engine. (Assuming its not a CLET engine...)
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    need the dual wire sender from cally turb/gte mk2/early cav etc.

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