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BLITZ FLD METER TACHO For NISSAN SERENA GC27 GNC27 GFC27 GFNC27 MR20DD 15202

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BLITZ FLD METER TACHO For NISSAN SERENA GC27 GNC27 GFC27 GFNC27 MR20DD 15202Brand BLITZ Product Name FLD METER TACHO Product Number 15202 Compatible Car NISSAN SERENA GC27 GNC27 GFC27 GFNC27 Compatible Engine MR20DD Product Description Model Year: Chassis Model: GC27, GNC27, GFC27, GFNC27 connector position: 3 adapted models: 1 communication type: ISO Rotation: ___ speed: ___ throttle: ___ temperature: ___ ATF oil temperature: _ E G oil temperature: _ intake manifold boost: ___ the Description: the fault diagnosis connector

Brand
BLITZ
Product Name
FLD METER TACHO
Product Number
15202
Compatible Car
NISSAN SERENA GC27 GNC27 GFC27 GFNC27
Compatible Engine
MR20DD
Product Description
Model Year: -
Chassis Model: GC27, GNC27, GFC27, GFNC27
connector position: 3
adapted models: 1
communication type: ISO
Rotation: ___
speed: ___
throttle: ___
temperature: ___
ATF oil temperature: Ã_
E / G oil temperature: Ã_
intake manifold boost: ___
the Description: the fault diagnosis connector (OBD II) simply connect, boost pressure, engine speed, the other, the vehicle speed, coolant temperature, etc. 3 items displayed simultaneously possible throttle opening, completely new analog and digital meters. BLUE LED in conjunction with the
guidelines to emit light in a circle shape, equipped with a "LED LOOP GRAPH". In RED LED, it can be a warning zone settings and warning display.
body size combines the visibility and design, adopted a new development Ï_74 size. Dedicated holder, the function switch is also included. In
LIVE UNIT adoption, scalability excellent such as the output to a separate sensor of the external input and SD meters. Switching and of
imperial and metric, illumination dimming function (on line) also features.
Lexus / Toyota a dedicated model equipped with a communication of hybrid vehicles for the. You can display only items related to the battery and motor.
prepare the models with the Suzuki CAN communication. Suzuki vehicles since 2008 corresponds to the vehicle with a focus on.
part in the Lexus / Toyota / Subaru-based models of, providing a possible model display engine oil temperature. Sensor is unnecessary, engine oil temperature can be displayed.
OBDII connector not installed and, already prepared the ignition power connection type for models that use the OBD connector. Up to three of the sensor information can be displayed in one of the meter sensor additional.
sold separately by a combination of harness, also supports the connector of the old Nissan car type.

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