OBD II ScanGauge II Mirror Mount

[taylorRichie]

Thanks, etlsport.

taylorRitchie, do you have pictures of the mounting (sounds dirty...)
I looked through your gallery and didn't see a dash shot. BTW, belated sorry about the S-10. Hopefully in this day and age they'll just drill a hole through your tank to steal the gas. I'll bet there's a booming business of gas tank hole sealing...

Yeah, no fun... But I'm sure in the future the gas will be more important to them .

Here's my mount.




When I finally get around to doing stereo in the car then I'll fill in the small ~1/8" gap at the top of it. And small gap at the bottom, not visible from Driver's or Passenger perspective... in fact you'd have to be sitting on the floor or doing a handstand to see

[workmeistr]

Cool, Etlsport,
I do like it there. Since the ashtray should be accesible from any Rodeo (hopefully same front color?), I was thinking of lopping a section out of the ashtrap to recess the finished, normally-angled-front of the ashtray, so the ScanGauge would set flush straight up and down with the surrounding plastic, or even angled slightly up, then any visible gap(s) would show the finished front of the ashtray behind. Does any of that make sense?

I would not do it if I find out that VX ashtrays were a different colored front piece than any other Rodeo. I just bought a full Rodeo upper front dash surround off eBay, complete with all switches, to include R/Door Opener and fuzzy cubby switch panel replacement.

All need now is a lower CD-area dash section and I'll probably be off to my painter to have them painted Foxfire. Eventually door panels to match.

[workmeistr]

I got the ScanGauge II mirror-mounted.
BlendMount Mirror Mount:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Facto...spagenameZWDVW

I got the Add-a-Gauge Model with an extra cable for use on the Saab.

I'll leave it there for the time being until another location calls out to me. It's nice to be able to angle it for optimal viewing. No real mounting and chord-routing issues, though the leading edge of my headliner almost seemed "glued" to the roof metal. I removed the pillar trim, sun visors, etc. to gently pull down the front of the headliner to route the ScanGauge cable through the existing mirror cable hole. I ran the gauge cable through the mirror's spiral cable.