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sorry I meant to write it will not be a stepper motor like the one on the T4

3D Printed case would be easy for these. 

Looks like there's a buzzer on that so they may have done somethign with the DOPS.  It's a shame they don't go to the slightly extra effor tof the guage PCB's but if it works..

Rob

unfortunatly your images are not showing,  what do you mean by fule has gone back through the hose to the air filter? Does it do it hot or cold? Does it drive well otherwise. it's good to replace the air filter but it's not likely to be the cause of your issues. Likely culprits are  1) a vacuum leak...

So is all this flipped audi malarky just for higher HP stuff?

Rob

it not likley to be a stepper motor on the T4 t will be a standard moving coil meter.

Are ther not gearbox issues to consider?

Are you after a drive away or permemant?  Our Maisy came with a SunCamp fibre pol thing which was ok but felt a lttle flimsy. I picked up a vango magra airbeam and we have used it a few times and it's a way better proposition and stood up to some heafty winds in north berwick in september on an expo...

Get a relay kit 
elay kit

Why did you get the alternator reconditioned?

have you tested the main battery feed from alternator to battery?

cheers

rob

it helps guie the screwdrive and keeps it in the slot. 

Yeah not got much chance with anythig 12v.  My heater is fine, but on frosty mornings in whatever vehicle I am using ,   I have my 700Wh Powerbank and a 600W Ceramic mains heater. Produces enough heat to thaw the screen. And I recharge it at my workshop where electricity is free :)  Or put a 2KW fan...

oh no it won't

its not till february.

I have not forgotten about mine, just every spare moment when I have energy i sspent on design and build of things for the theatre panto.. 

Good work

sure its great progress, but we cant see the images,

most likely the foil PCB on the back of the instrument cluster has failed. if it was faulty it would be easy to recreate one from scratch if it were not for the random IC that I can't identify. Re-engineering it is on my backlog of things to do though and is simple enough with modern microcontrollers.