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Old 07-03-2008, 11:05 PM
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Default Re: Scangauge II Install (so easy a caveman could do it)

Sorry to interject a reply after every post

But, if the unit is placed on the dash or window it can get very hot. The display gets distorted at 130F (maybe 120-140, I forget). You can tell when touching it, the unit gets super hot in a parked truck's dash. I'm looking to cover the back of mine with a piece of aluminum, coated gray to match the dash.

I love the look of mounting it on the top of the windshield though. Really a good idea for hiding all the wiring.
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