1993 MR2 3SGTE Gen5 Build - E43 OMORI Boost Gauge Install

[@mardicas]

Wow, thats amazing how well it fits in there. Great video!

[@bitingantz]

I like how oem it looks

[@fonorcennell131]

Doing a gen5 swap on my 3sge mr2 at the moment, find your videos super motivating. Good job, love from Ireland boss

[@bitingantz]

Wow, thank you, appreciate the feedback and love. Let me know if you need any help or questions as you proceed.

[@magnetomusic13]

Should get even more motivated if look at my build

[@abayomimudada3721]

Great video breda. Saving this for when spring roll in. To cold up North to work on my MR2. Bless up.

[@bitingantz]

For real , cant complain about miami weather. Appreciate the feedback breda.

[@briancorrigan5350]

Regarding broken tabs, you can rebuild them, using two part epxoy and fiberglass fabric. I rebuilt a bunch of plastic motorcycle side covers with them to stronger than new. Mix it up, roughly shape it, then let it cure and carve/refine it with a dremel/sandpaper/files/drill, sandpaper glued to a popsicle stick..use you imagination. You may want to try it out on your broken top clamshell cover steering column. You can also wrap the wet tabs in plastic wrap to shape it and protect plastic in tight areas. You can study the tabs on your replacement for ideas. Might make an interesting video. Thank you for the content.

[@bitingantz]

I messed with it once but it’s a fragile piece. But knowing me I might take on the challenge, thanks for the feedback

[@tpjv01]

Great video! Nice job.

[@bitingantz]

Thank you. Glad the content is useful or at least entertaining.

[@dorchadasyami]

Hey bro, did you have to trim the faceplate to fit the gauge at all? I know Bob did it in his video, just wondering if its necessary

[@bitingantz]

It worked fine without trimming in my case.

[@mr2dailydriv3n]

Awesome install

[@bitingantz]

Gracias

[@bitingantz]

2gr

[@zionperez12]

I have the same gauge and now i can installed. Do you know which sensor makes the temperature gauge move?

[@bitingantz]

The sensor for the gauge should be a single wire sensor located by the water neck tree on the left side of the engine

[@leonardrobinson5249]

Nice video

[@bitingantz]

Thank you

[@magnetomusic13]

My man mr2heaven got those pieces b tape dont make it look good 🤦‍♂️

[@bitingantz]

Yep, it was replaced with a new black surround from mr2 heaven

[@magnetomusic13]

@@bitingantz ok man seen that hurts me more than it hurt you lmao 💪