Go on Fox's website in the FAQ and it will tell you how to loosen your ECU and get the number off it then you can pick the Gateway for you. I just finished a few weeks ago and I love it.
I finished the Fox install last week and got the engine data on my mfd, problem is the mfd is not in my line of site. I had a Garmin GMI 10 right upfront that came with the boat years ago, but it won't repeat the engine info, so yesterday I replaced it with a Garmin GMI 20 and now I can see all...
So I fished an extension to the engine room and made up a backbone down there. I think it will be useful to have one down there in the future. I powered up and the mfd opened to configure the Engine data. Now I need a dedicated display in my line of site for engine data and just replace the old...
I think it's an extension of the Nmea going to the port-side fuel flow meter. I've read a lot of the theory of NMEA but other than paying my electronic guy to hook stuff up and watching over his shoulder, this will be the first start-to-finish job myself. What could go wrong?
Here is what the pros use. Trace where it goes.
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I am installing a pair of Fox Gateways on my 99 380. In the engine space, I have a Nema splice on the bulkhead from a previous installation. Can I install my Nmea T's in the splice connector?