what do I need to install in a 2000 ford 250. Where does the probe go?
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I have a 1997 E350 12 passenger van with E4OD/4R100 trans. You will need a length of 18 gauge wire to run from the sensor to the gauge. I installed my sensor in the test port on the driver's side of the transmission, just above the pan near the shifter linkage. Use a bit of teflon paste on the threads. Brass and aluminum expand and retract at different rates. After about 3000 miles of hot and cold, my sensor worked loose and started leaking. Don't use too much paste because the sensor grounds through the transmission case. I tapped into my stereo wiring for the gauge install-accessory power for the gauge and dimmer wire for the light bulb. I just pulled a 27ft travel trailer from Idaho to Missouri and back and the gauge never went over 185"F. Good luck with your install.
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You'll need to first see if and where there's space under the hood to install the unit. You'll also probably need to change your fuse to your horn to handle the higher current it pulls. And yes, you'll likely need to cut some wires, and get out your soldering iron
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The probes I ordered did not come with instructions either. I went to the Amazon website and then to the manufacturer and viewed the instructions online. They worked really well.
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My 06 Tundra had a plug under the dash by the left kick-panel, plug in with the included harness and mount the unit. Could not be any easier.
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No you don't. The vehicles came from Ford with a little sealed plastic bag which has the plug end that plugs directly into the socket under the steering wheel as well as the fuse you need to install. The wire harness included with your truck can be spliced to the generic harness of the brake controller with simple crimp connectors. It is easy and looks clean when you are done.
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you have to use the search for your car. It could be the upstream or the downstream sensor in my case it is the downstream on a 2002 chevy pickup.
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Same as the standard probes on the Maverick ET732-2. They are 3ft but Maverick sells 6ft probes that will work.
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http://blog.keylessentryremotefob.com/2014/01/1996-ford-f250-key-fob-programming.html?m=1You need a small piece of wire. Looks like a wire harness plug in, jump the terminal with each end of the wire in each port then follow the direction in the link
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There are probe to analog boards available on amazon. The probe is basically a high impedence battery. You will need an low impedence opamp circuit to use it.
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My Geo Foreman is hard wired, never seen one that takes a probe at all. Sorry
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It goes to a signal booster. Your new head unit should have a blue wire or a blue white wire. You need to hook it up
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This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.
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no everything to hook it up is in the engine compartment .just follow the direction it worked on my 65 mustang 289 cid for the last 3 years
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Your question is really short on detail, but unless your truck is from Mars the entire truck is ground! Typically, if you are attaching a 'ground' wire, make sure to scrape away any paint and it is suggested you use a toothed lockwasher to keep good contact. Any 'ohms' setting on any meter can be used to check but you must first remove the power (battery) or the readings are useless. Connect one lead to negative battery lead and touch almost anywhere on the truck chassis and you should ideally read '0' ohms, though, even with the two leads shorted you may never get that low.
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It seems you will need some stuff to get this single din radio fit into your ford. look for single din adapters.
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The gauge, a mounting bracket for under dash mounting, the sending unit, and a couple adapters. You need to supply the wire to hook it up.
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Mine is a 2002 f150 plug it in mount break controller your done ,break controller plug is by ECM port everything plug an go!