Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?

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Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful? [Re: TOASTY] #1069276 02/17/14 09:15 PM

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Far Left, you'll need the compass sensor in the center of the dash behind the pod closest to the wind shield, the temp sensors are in the bumper endcap and under the steering column plastics. It's a pretty stand alone unit.

1999 Montero SAS'd on Kings and stuff

1998 Montero trying to get a V8 Swapped

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Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	GrantCee	02/17/14 09:03 PM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	TOASTY	02/17/14 09:07 PM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	TOASTY	02/17/14 09:15 PM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	GrantCee	02/17/14 09:18 PM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	MontyMcV	02/17/14 10:06 PM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	Malykaii	02/17/14 11:02 PM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	d_bum	02/18/14 01:18 AM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	TainterRacing	02/18/14 01:31 AM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	fasteddy	02/18/14 01:29 AM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	GrantCee	02/18/14 01:37 AM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	plh	02/18/14 02:48 AM
Re: Gen 1 Montero - replace the inclinometer with something useful?	JohnnyBfromPeoria	02/18/14 01:33 PM

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