Materials:

Doc Iso Cubby Hole Panel for SG II
Hands
Time

To start:

Connect the scangauge wire to the OBD II reader.


Then run the wire behind the knee airbags behind the cubby hole.


Run the wire into the small gap (i just wiggled it open and put the wire through, its pinching a bit but no biggie.


Remove the shifter colmun (im sure everyone knows how to remove this)


Put the panel on the SG II.


Wire the SG II with the wire and place in the spot.


DONE!!! Installed with the reading of the HP (New update)

 

I unclipped my OBDII connector and pushed it in a bit so the plug doesn't stick out as much. I was afraid I'd bang my leg against it and possibly damage it.

Where'd you get that 12V outlet cover? I've been looking for one since I don't need the heater element.

 

Nice DIY write-up ( i consider it a DIY since i haven't seen a tutorial for this yet) =P

 

thanks man this helped a ton...1 question though. Could the wire fit through where the cubby hole bulb goes rather than pinching it like you did or is that hole not big enough?

 

you can put it in there but u gotta make the hole bigger. once u enlarge it you cant ever put back ur cubby hole light.

 

hmm ok so theres no fitment issues even though the wire is being pinched. Once everythign is put back you cant even tell right? I just want it to be a really clean look ya know?

 

fitment issues? well as long as u get the cubby hole from Doc Iso then u'll be fine. i wanted to keep it clean still even when i sell the car. Like nothing was ever there.

 

nice! but can you read the panel at night? Is it lighted?

 

Grrrrreat write up. Does it light up at night if so what color? How much does it usually go for?

 

Yes i can read it at night and yes it lights up from 63 colors customizable to your choice. go to the PPC Sponsored sales and look for 365motorwerks SL Sale!

 

Nice write up! Always looking out for your tC guys!

 

looks nice. This is something i'd like to do eventually.