Installation | GlowShift EGT Pyrometer Gauge In 3rd Gen 2003-2009 Dodge Ram 24 Valve Cummins
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Learn how to install a GlowShift 7 Color Series Pyrometer Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge into a Third Gen 2003-2009 Dodge Ram 24 Valve 5.9 Cummins or 6.7 Cummins.
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EXHAUST GAS TEMPERATURE GAUGE KITS
An EGT Pyrometer Gauge can be a crucial addition to any performance vehicle with a turbo or diesel turbo installed. Diesel trucks that tow heavy loads over long distances also benefit from an installed Pyrometer EGT Gauge. Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauges allow you to keep an eye on your exhaust temperature by measuring the temperature of emitted gas from your engine. GlowShift has a variety of 2-1/16” (52mm) EGT Pyrometers that offer a range of readings from 0° to 2400°F.
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7 COLOR GAUGE SERIES
7 Color Series Gauges come standard with a cutting-edge design that will enhance your vehicle’s interior. Depending on which version you select, you’ll have the choice of a black or white gauge dial with a magnified clear or tinted lens and illuminated red needle. Easily cycle through the 7 Solid Color Modes and 2 Color Cycles available for the analog LED display. Solid Colors include Blue, Green, Red, Teal, Yellow, Purple and White.
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WARNING: This demonstration is meant to be a guideline. All vehicles are different and professional assistance is highly recommended for installing any gauge. As with all of our products, we recommend testing the gauge before beginning the install process.
Is the procedure the same for a 6.7 cummins as far as drilling and tapping the manifold
For the most part. Yes.
Hi I liked your videos it is really helpful but I would like to know if you show how to make lpg gauge too
Unfortunately we do not have any information on an LPG gauge, I am sorry for the inconvenience.
How deep inside the Manifold should the probe be? As much as posible or having the probe tip around the middle ?
The tip of the probe should be approximately halfway into the manifold.
Won’t you get metal shavings down into the turbo
Yes. We recommend using a pen magnet and a shop vac to get them out.
What size is the R bit infractions
How much do turbo's enjoy eating metal shavings from drilling the manifold?
We always recommend using a pen magnet and a shop vac to get as much out as you can. If you can remove the manifold, that is always the best option.
@@GlowShift I'd say that was the only option unless people think having a functioning turbo is overrated.
Hello,
Exhaust mainfold trubo flange, but I don’t have turbo, please advise where to install.
Thanks
You don't need a turbo to install this gauge. Find a flat portion of your exhaust manifold and install it there.
I'm just trying to find where would u mount the probe on a 6.7 ford diesel
We recommend installing the probe pre-turbo for the most accurate reading.
How do you connect to 12v power?
We always recommend using expandable circuits.
What would be the best place to mount it on an engine without a turbo
Any flat portion of the exhaust manifold.
What would be the use of it if you don't have a turbo? (I actually don't know, don't get mad at me lol)
@@MultiRoberth123 I.e if you turn up the IP on a idi (non turbo) you want to watch your egt’s. You can still melt internals without a turbo.
What is best location to install on 7.3 powerstroke
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Can it use on my 1964 vw bug ? If not let me know thank
Yes, our gauges are universal.
So what does it mean when it stays at 15 all the time ? That it's not set up correctly ?
Hi, this could mean two things. It could mean that your connection from the gauge to the sensor is not good so we recommend looking at that area. Also, please check the depth of the probe to ensure the tip of the sensor is no more than midway into the manifold. If you have further questions about this or anything else with our gauges please feel free to reach us via phone, email, or Live Chat. All purchases come with free lifetime technical support. Cheers, GlowShift Team
would it be hot to touch that line?
Yes, only work on the vehicle when it is completely cold.
Will this work on my 97 12 valve?
Yes.
Can this gauge be used on diesel engine ?
Thank you for the interest in our product! These gauges are universal, so yes, they can be used on a diesel engine.
Nice, i was thinking how the sensor work when there is more soot in exhaust gas, but great to hear that it works fine with diesel.
The Luckiest247 did you end up getting one? I'm thinking about one as well.
do i have to mess with the fuse box? cant i just use battery to power the gauge?
You can wire the yellow and black wires from the gauge directly to the battery, however, the red wire will need to be wired to an ignition only power. If you wire all of them directly to the battery then the gauge will not turn off when the vehicle is turned off. The orange wire is what enables the dimming feature when the headlights are turned on. This is optional and does not need to be connected to power if you choose not too. If you have any questions please feel free to call us at 1.888.GS.GAUGE
@@GlowShift do you have video on connecting to ignition only power?
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I'm old school so is it fine thread or course thread tap?
It is just a standard 1/8th NPT tap
What drill bit size is recommended ?
We recommend starting with a smaller drill bit and increasing the size of the bit until a size R is reached. This will make drilling the hole easier. You can find the proper size drill bit here: www.glowshiftdirect.com/1-8-27-npt-drill-and-tap-kit/