outside temperature gauge

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    I got an 02 wrx and obviously it does not have an outside temp gauge. It not that big of a deal but it would be nice to have one. Does anyone know of an easy or not so easy way to make one. I remember someone posted a picture of whole little unit that showed a bunch of stuff that he put in the dash. I would like to find what that was. I searched but could not find that post. Thanks, Taras
     
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    Leave one of these on the windshield
    you'll be fine

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    dude you even posted in that thread!
     
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    part number H5010FC001.

    gauge pack = compass, outside temp, barometer, and altimeter.
     
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    ^^^ how much???
     
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    yeah how much!?
     
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    you guys are asking the wrong guy about $.


    I'm guessing around $80
    I've seen them used for $60
     
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    how hard is it to hook up?
     
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    so easy, a phi11 could do it.
     
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    So that not easy enough for Taras to do it.:hsugh:

    Russ
     
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    its plug and play, one wire needs to be tapped into.
    (plug and play for 98-2001)
    maybe different for wrx.


    subytek?
     
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    My buddy has one in his RS, but he plans on taking it out. Because he is putting a turbo kit on it and has the gauge pack to put there, so believe he would sell it.
    His name is " irishred" if you want to pm him. And he is in Vegas until Saturday, so he can respond when he is back.
     
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    It's mostly plug and play. There is one wire that should be taped in to the speed signal wire, but I didn't bother doing that, and it works just fine. I may hook that wire up at a later time.