AEM x series gauge install problem
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AEM x series gauge install problem
Hey guys,
I recently installed a triple gauge pod with AEM wideband, x series oil/fuel pressure and X series boost gauges. The wideband works perfectly. The boost and pressure gauges both read "SENS". In the manual "SENS" means that the gauge is not reading the sensor output. I tested the voltage going to both sensors (5 volts) and the voltage coming back from both sensors and both are right on per the manual. I've switched the ignition power source to the gauges and it still reads "SENS". Wiring is in excellent condition. I'm completely stumped. Has anyone other than me had this exact problem?
I recently installed a triple gauge pod with AEM wideband, x series oil/fuel pressure and X series boost gauges. The wideband works perfectly. The boost and pressure gauges both read "SENS". In the manual "SENS" means that the gauge is not reading the sensor output. I tested the voltage going to both sensors (5 volts) and the voltage coming back from both sensors and both are right on per the manual. I've switched the ignition power source to the gauges and it still reads "SENS". Wiring is in excellent condition. I'm completely stumped. Has anyone other than me had this exact problem?
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Hey guys,
I recently installed a triple gauge pod with AEM wideband, x series oil/fuel pressure and X series boost gauges. The wideband works perfectly. The boost and pressure gauges both read "SENS". In the manual "SENS" means that the gauge is not reading the sensor output. I tested the voltage going to both sensors (5 volts) and the voltage coming back from both sensors and both are right on per the manual. I've switched the ignition power source to the gauges and it still reads "SENS". Wiring is in excellent condition. I'm completely stumped. Has anyone other than me had this exact problem?
I recently installed a triple gauge pod with AEM wideband, x series oil/fuel pressure and X series boost gauges. The wideband works perfectly. The boost and pressure gauges both read "SENS". In the manual "SENS" means that the gauge is not reading the sensor output. I tested the voltage going to both sensors (5 volts) and the voltage coming back from both sensors and both are right on per the manual. I've switched the ignition power source to the gauges and it still reads "SENS". Wiring is in excellent condition. I'm completely stumped. Has anyone other than me had this exact problem?
Looking for a fix too I am thinking I have bad sensors but just seems odd that I get 2 bad sensors.
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