Boost gauge installation cost

You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Boost Gauge install cost? Thread starter fastgtiboii Start date Dec 8, Location Apison, TN. How much does it usually cost to get a boost gauge installed? Where would you recommend, as in shops. Thanks in advance. DanSan meerkat. Bombers15 Ready to race! Location North NJ. I had Dan GSR do mine cuz hes awesome.. James G Spool makes me drool. Just do it yourself EDIT: James's magic way of wiring boost gauge, if your not bothered about the dimming ability or if it even has one IMO it's perfect level for night and day Location Seattle, WA.

Just do it yourself. Save the money and buy yourself a 6-pack for a job well done. Location Jacksonville. And I could perform tricks with Vag-Com. LeesburgMKV gold n' black. They seem like nice guys, and I would bet they'd be willing to give you some advice. If you're definitely missing the harness, you should harass the dealership you bought the kit from my thinking is that they omitted the harness so there would be no feasible way for you to install, requiring professional installation by them It definitely shouldn't be that complicated to install this gauge, and I feel your pain with everyone giving you the runaround.

I wish that I had better advice to give you. I have yet to purchase any accessories for my VV. If you're able to get any useful advice and do figure out the installation, please please write it up in the DIY section of the forum so that others who are having the same problems can learn from your experience. I'm sure you aren't the only one struggling with this. SawDust Junior Member.

Posts: 5 Threads: 0 Joined: Sep Reputation: 0. There is two sets of wires needed to install the gauge, one set is for the gauge sensing red and white wires and the other for the grounds black wires coolwhip Wrote: I purchased a Boost Gauge for my Venice at my dealer with the intent of installing myself. SawDust - the gauge came with 2 sets of wires attached about 10" long. It looks like a no-brainer to just make the matching connections.

This is what I did, but the boost gauge does nothing, and upset my other gauges. I drive it this way. Gauge doesn't work no matter how plugged in. Looking at the picture showing the ground daisy chain it also shows the signal wires the earlier SN and lower the wiring is different than newer models. Update on the boost gauge installation problem. After learning that the gauges for my Venice were manufactured by Speedhut, I contacted them for info on the boost gauge, and was directed to Dave at Open Road Moto Sports in St.

George, UT. He went the extra mile to help me, and after numerous emails and photos we finally determined the gauge was probably faulty. I got another one, installed it as per the obvious plug-in connections, and it worked.

If my dealer would have been willing to work with me, I could have solved this right away, without wasting time trying to get factory help, or help from several other dealers around the country who were no help. I'm impressed by Dave at openroadmotosports. Trip Approved Vendor. Posts: 31 Threads: 3 Joined: Jul Reputation: 0.