Re: Making the Fuel Gauge read SOC (was: sender replacement)

["John RA Benson/Sally F. Bentley" <bsquared@SIRIUS.COM>]

> >
> Bill, why would you want to do all that if you have an E-Meter? I thought
> it could display all that info well enough. I guess just to put the dash
> gauges to work? It does sound cool -- and I guess you could hide the
> E-Meter so only the dash gauges show.
>
> Bob Oldham
> Re: Making the Fuel Gauge read SOC (was: sender replacement)
>
Why? Electronic gadgets are great & wonderful, but old habits are hard
to break. I don't even want to think about teaching anyone else who may
drive my car (wife, mother) how to read the e-meter. As long as its a
conversion and not a completely custom build, why not use what's already
there, will look good, and works? Why mess up the dash with "stuff"
(important as it is) and make a clean dash look like an airplane?
There's nothing more anoying in the dashboard of my volvo than that huge
clock that is broken and sitting at 12:00.

JRAB

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Re: Making the Fuel Gauge read SOC (was: sender replacement)