How to choose your mechanical EV² gauges

Posted by ISSPRO Sales Team on Mar 18th 2022

How to choose your mechanical EV² gauges

Turn the factory dimmer knob all the way down until the dash lights have just turned off, or are at the lowest light setting. Next use a digital multimeter to measure the voltage on a dimmer circuit, then select the closest dimmer value in the available gauge: 1.7V, 3.8V or 8.0V.



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MODEL YEAR MECHANICAL EV² VOLTAGE NEEDED "FACTORY MATCH EV² STYLE
* = not available in Mechanical EV²"

DODGE
RAM 89-93 8V R12000
RAM 94-97 (EARLY 2ND GEN) 8V R12000
RAM 98-02 (2ND GEN) 8V R17000
RAM 08-09 (3RD GEN EXCEPT '09 1500) 3.8V R14000/R19000
RAM 09-13 (RAM 1500) 1.7V R30000*
RAM 10-13 (2500&3500 (EARLY 4TH GEN) 1.7V R30000*
RAM 10-13 LARAMIE LONGHORN 1.7V R38000*
RAM 14 & NEWER (LATE 4TH GEN) 1.7V R42000*
RAM 14 & NEWER LARAMIE LONGHORN 1.7V R39000*

FORD
F150 92-96 (OBS) 8V R16000
F250-550 92-97 8V R16000
F250-550 99-07 (SUPER DUTY) 8V OR 1.7V R17000
F250-550 11 & NEWER 1.7V R34000*
F250-550 11 & NEWER 1.7V R35000*
F250-550 11 & NEWER 1.7V R36000*

CHEVY/GM
CHEVY/GM 01-'06 3.8V R12000
CHEVY/GM 07-'13 (W/ LTZ TRIM PKG) 3.8V R18000*
CHEVY/GM 07-'13 (W/O LTZ TRIM PKG) 3.8V R18000*


NISSAN TITAN XD '16 & NEWER N/A R42000*

VW
JETTA 99.5-03 1.7V R32000*
JETTA 04 & NEWER 1.7V CONTACT FACTORY