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Oil temp guage. 1998 ECU pinout 996? Advice before I cut it

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So I am continuing to make the oil temp gauge, before I splice in the ECU, I wanted to double check my logic (I am a newb, no hate pls).
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Use motronic 7.x

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I have found on for the 996.2 but that uses motronic 7.X
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So I am continuing to make the oil temp gauge, before I splice in the ECU, I wanted to double check my logic (I am a newb, no hate pls).
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Oil temp guage. 1998 ECU pinout 996? Advice before I cut it

Use motronic 7.x

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I have found on for the 996.2 but that uses motronic 7.X
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Hi everybody, This is a quick one, would anybody have the pinout for a 98 C2 manual? I have found on for the 996.2 but that uses motronic 7.X So I am continuing to make the oil temp gauge, before I splice in the ECU, I wanted to double check my logic (I am a newb, no hate pls). So from posts online, I have found that it is pin 73 (but not an official pdf), is my logic below sound? Also does anybody have a recommendation on how to route the cable to the middle console where the telephone port it? Thanks https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...r-console.html <= this is where I get the POWAAA!

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Wow that looks like a serious project! What is required on the circuit board to read the temp output?

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