Gauges using DashCommand

[bee615]

So I have a LiveWireTS that I've been using as a boost gauge but there isn't really a good way to mount it so that it's both viewable and out of the way of other stuff.  I got an OBD2 wireless interface device for like $25 on Amazon.  Took an old Nexus 7 tablet that I hardly used and loaded up the DashCommang app.  I also paid the extra $10 for the extended PIDs so my total investment for this setup is like $45.  Mounted to the windshield using a Scosche MagicMount.

Was able to create a nice gauge page that matches the NAV colors pretty well.  I like that you can split gauges to get 2 different parameters to display.  Overall I'm really happy with it.

[SHOdded]

Neat & tidy

[derfdog15]

Looking good, even the wires are color coded! The only suggestion I have would be to possibly route the wiring from behind it (between windshield and dash) if possible for a bit cleaner look, but over all, good job!

[bee615]

Looking good, even the wires are color coded! The only suggestion I have would be to possibly route the wiring from behind it (between windshield and dash) if possible for a bit cleaner look, but over all, good job!

That's just a charger cable. It operates via WiFi.


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[derfdog15]

Looking good, even the wires are color coded! The only suggestion I have would be to possibly route the wiring from behind it (between windshield and dash) if possible for a bit cleaner look, but over all, good job!

That's just a charger cable. It operates via WiFi.


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Yeah, I figured, but the color coding does match. Wasn't sure if it was a hardwired charge connection though.