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A-Pillar Guage Pod Install in the Lincoln LS |
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By LVC Member Quik LS |
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I finally installed my A-Pillar and gauges last weekend. I installed AutoMete r C2 Fuel Pressure and Air/Ratio gauges - can't have my NOS Pressure gauge or I do not pass tech inspection for my ESP class. Here's some pics:
I tapped the fuel line between the valve and the fuel rail - nothing special. I tapped the heated O2 sensor signal off pin28 of the middle PCM connector - pic below:
I then ran the wires from the pressure sensor and PCM tap through the PCM rubber seal in the firewall and the behind the dash (through a conduit) to the a-pillar. I tapped the ground and dash lights off my white gauge face leads, tapped a 12v switched source from a lead in the steering column. It was difficult getting the
PCM out - pull the glove box out to get the rear bracing off - pull of
the AC filter and ducting to get at the PCM connector.
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