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Weapon Mentor

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Hey all, just a little confused and looking for a little assistance in regards to the front torque gauge.

I know that the AWD is working however the gauge does not do anything it just sits on 0

I was just wondering if there is an individual fuse for it or anything special like that. I just wanted to see if anyone can direct me rather than just attack it blindly lol

Cheers guys

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Drop the clutch from a standing start.

If the rears just smoke. Its the whole system thats not working.

If bogs down and pulls but the gauge dont move. Its the gauge.

If it bogs down, pulls and gauge begin to dance - She's a goer.

ATTESSA fuses are located in the kick pannel on the right of th steering wheel and in the engine bay drivers side.

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Drop the clutch from a standing start.

If the rears just smoke. Its the whole system thats not working.

If bogs down and pulls but the gauge dont move. Its the gauge.

If it bogs down, pulls and gauge begin to dance - She's a goer.

ATTESSA fuses are located in the kick pannel on the right of th steering wheel and in the engine bay drivers side.

Yea i have tested it out and i can tell the AWD is working, went out lastnite to check lol and it was gripping (in the rain) so i might check the fuses as it'd be nice to see that metre working as the other oil temp and boost obviously work fine

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