The first picture you took
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great! Nice cars people! Glad you posted.
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Post a before and after then. That's cool too.
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I love my car. It's the first new car I ever had. I didn't own a car for 36 years when I lived in Manhattan. I'm a proud papa of a marvelous child. I have another several dozen if you'd like to see them.
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this is my baby's car as well. I upgraded from a '91 Camry. Wayyy better.
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What's this thing you got here?
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That digital readout is a voltmeter. I hooked it to 12 volt switches power source in Fit. It shows voltage of battery when engine not running and charging system voltage when engine is running. With the Fit's small battery I wanted to monitor the electrical system. I show about 14.2 volts running down the road.
Ebay has these for about 1 to 2 dollars with free shipping. They are small and attach with double sided tape. You can get readout in red,green,blue, and yellow.
Hope that helps;
James
That digital readout is a voltmeter. I hooked it to 12 volt switches power source in Fit. It shows voltage of battery when engine not running and charging system voltage when engine is running. With the Fit's small battery I wanted to monitor the electrical system. I show about 14.2 volts running down the road.
Ebay has these for about 1 to 2 dollars with free shipping. They are small and attach with double sided tape. You can get readout in red,green,blue, and yellow.
Hope that helps;
James
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[QUOTE=James Butler;1357080]Ehko52
That digital readout is a voltmeter. I hooked it to 12 volt switches power source in Fit. It shows voltage of battery when engine not running and charging system voltage when engine is running. With the Fit's small battery I wanted to monitor the electrical system. I show about 14.2 volts running down the road.
Ebay has these for about 1 to 2 dollars with free shipping. They are small and attach with double sided tape. You can get readout in red,green,blue, and yellow.
Hope that helps;
That's awesome! Really good idea. I do a lot of long trips with my fit so my battery always stays charged but it's good to know that readout is available for the times I want to listen to the radio while the engine is off and I won't have to worry about bump starting my car hahaha
That digital readout is a voltmeter. I hooked it to 12 volt switches power source in Fit. It shows voltage of battery when engine not running and charging system voltage when engine is running. With the Fit's small battery I wanted to monitor the electrical system. I show about 14.2 volts running down the road.
Ebay has these for about 1 to 2 dollars with free shipping. They are small and attach with double sided tape. You can get readout in red,green,blue, and yellow.
Hope that helps;
That's awesome! Really good idea. I do a lot of long trips with my fit so my battery always stays charged but it's good to know that readout is available for the times I want to listen to the radio while the engine is off and I won't have to worry about bump starting my car hahaha
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