Thanks for the link. Bought one since I found my switch was cracked at the base.
Weld some brackets in to hold steering along with mirrors, tail lights, head light bolt holder, gas tank angle iron, and etc. That’s the good thing about having one built already I can measure everything off of that one.What's your plan for mounting the factory steering column since the brackets have all been removed?
Thank you my friend, How is your build coming along .Here is a short video of my OBD display with six gauges that can be displayed, customized or replaced with a bunch of other including Fuel Level.
With the heat and humidity in the garage it has been as slow as molasseThank you my friend, How is your build coming along .
With the heat and humidity in the garage it has been as slow as molasse
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Yeah I saw your video of you pulling hoses talking about how hot it is.
I've been doing some research into this as well. Not sure it would work with a raspberry pi, but should for a tablet. You can use an app such as Tasker to run a set sequence when the tablet detects power like it's been plugged in. Have it wired to a key on fuse and when you start the car it'll run the program. Then the same when the key is off to reverse the sequence. Here's a link to how it would work. Should allow you to be mostly hands off after initial setup, depending on how long your battery will hold a charge with the tablet in airplane mode.As I understand it, the BlueDriver setup won't work as a hands-off, secondary gauge cluster. I experimented with installing Android and the BlueDriver app on a Raspberry Pi to use it as a key-on second cluster, and according to BlueDriver, there's no way to do it without touching the app a couple times.
Just making sure the folks here are aware.