Check on the firewall underneath the intake box, see if there is a rubber plug there.
Boost Gauge Install On RHD Juke
Has anyone on this forum installed a boost gauge for a RHD juke?
Noticed most of the posts are for LHD jukes.
I have a RHD Nismo RS
Noticed most of the posts are for LHD jukes.
I have a RHD Nismo RS
- Just wondering where the boost line would feed through for the rubber grommet, would it still be near the air intake like in LHD models?
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Ok. Well after a early start long day. Im got some pics and an interesting story. Hopefully some of it will help.
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Gauge mounted on to pillar. Bolted mount thru pillar with small nut n bolt.
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Ran thru tubing n wiring down side panel. TS tube inside convoluted cover. Runs down n under to firewall padding.
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I used a screw driver to make a hole thru firewall padding. Theres a rubber grommet on other side that leads up to the engine bay.
Heres were it gets interesting. The weather has been cold n wet in my area last few weeks. Cars been off. Not bad but something small. Waiting till weekend to check it. So today i pop the bonnet n check the tubing install n take photos for forum. Found the issue, bloody mouse or rat had chewed thru the tubing were i had pushed it thru the firewall n routed up into engine bay
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The cable comes thru the plastic trim on the side of top left corner. It was neatly thru plastic and sealed with black sealant
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It then runs thru and around engine bay to BOV
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So pretty simple install. Basic tools. Watch out for mice.
Gauge mounted on to pillar. Bolted mount thru pillar with small nut n bolt.
Ran thru tubing n wiring down side panel. TS tube inside convoluted cover. Runs down n under to firewall padding.
I used a screw driver to make a hole thru firewall padding. Theres a rubber grommet on other side that leads up to the engine bay.
Heres were it gets interesting. The weather has been cold n wet in my area last few weeks. Cars been off. Not bad but something small. Waiting till weekend to check it. So today i pop the bonnet n check the tubing install n take photos for forum. Found the issue, bloody mouse or rat had chewed thru the tubing were i had pushed it thru the firewall n routed up into engine bay
The cable comes thru the plastic trim on the side of top left corner. It was neatly thru plastic and sealed with black sealant
It then runs thru and around engine bay to BOV
So pretty simple install. Basic tools. Watch out for mice.
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