Aeroforce Interceptor
I've been using an Edge Insuight CTS for about a year now. It is nice, but doesn't read the parameters that I want (trans temp and voltage). I decided to get an AeroForce Interceptor
gauge, as it reads the parameters that I want, and a lot more. This install is temporary, as I want to get a pillar pod for better viewing, but that will be down the road. Here is the install.....
AeroForce Interceptor #PT401.
I modified the "cubby" that sits to the right of the steering wheel.
Used a piece of the AeroForce packaging for a filler strip.
Painted the bezel satin black.
Used some hot glue to keep the filler strip in place.
All assembled and wires in place.
What the dash looks like.
I was concerned about light coming from the dash cluster and shining in behind the gauge, so I stuck a piece of trunk liner to the top of the cubby.
Final fitment.
Used a fuse tap and hooked it to the radio fuse.
Cluster panel back in place.
View from the drivers seat.
Video showing the AeroForce at start-up.
Video showing the AeroForce cycling.
Lower panel in place and all done.
If you have any comments, suggestions, or see any errors, please let me know..... cbradley@telus.net
Last updated on August 26/2012
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