ATTENTION - NingeNGvZRD4f8Iz7b0... · 2017-06-12 · instrument to the battery or avionics bus...
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ATTENTION Prior to installation, please make sure you have the following items:
1 Display
1 Control box
1 Main power cable
1 Data cable
1 Tachometer cable with resistor
2 Pressure sensor wires, 78.5” long
2 Pressure sensors
2 Sensor connectors, 78.5” long
2 Temperature sensors
1 Package mounting hardware
INSTALLATION
PHYSICAL MOUNTING
Install instrument into panel cutout using supplied screws. Since hardware is self locking, back off ¼
turn after tight to prevent cracking of plastic face-plate. Be sure to mount the instrument directly in
front of the pilot, shaded from the sun for best viewing. Install the sensor box inside the aircraft, not in
the hot engine compartment
POWERING UP / PREPARING CABLES
The Cables supplied are crimped but not soldered. The option is there for you to use a small soldering
iron and solder every connection prior installation for an even more secure connection. Plug power
wire into sensor box. Wire white and red wire together to avionics power bus 12V. Use 1A fuse or
breaker. Do NOT leave instrument on during engine cranking.
GROUND
The Viking View Instrument ground wire MUST be from an electrically quiet source. Grounding the
instrument to the battery or avionics bus ground will cause for an erratic tachometer reading.
For engines sold after September 2016, there is a green with white stripe instrument ground wire
supplied in the engine ECU wire loom. It is now labeled VKG View or Viking View (Be sure NOT to
use this for anything else and never ground this wire. Cap off the end if not used)
For earlier engines, the ground can be sourced from the engine coolant temperature probe at the ECU
end of the same wire. The above picture shows the wires of the coolant temp ground wire by the ECU.
The wire will be all black or all white. Remove some protective loom, used a razor blade, and carefully
remove some wire insulation. Do this about 10” from the connector. Solder a wire to the exposed area
and reseal with quality electrical tape. This is only if you don’t already have a green with white stripe
instrument ground wire.
GEARBOX PROBE
Install gearbox oil temp probe. It is displayed as “Oil Temp” on Viking View instrument. Use Teflon
thread sealant. Connect to Viking View control box with supplied cable, being VERY careful with the
delicate sensor cables. Never pull on the wires, just the connectors. Strain relief each side of the
connectors to prevent them from separating
COOLANT TEMP
The coolant temp is identical and is installed behind the gearbox on top on the 130 engine. Remove
the small Allen plug and install sensor using an extended 3/16 allen wrench. The location is somewhat
difficult and some builders have just removed the small cast housing from the engine, using a 10mm
wrench, installed the sensor on the bench, and then reinstalled the housing using gasket cement. (We
use the Permatex “RightStuff”)
OIL PRESSURE
Can be installed straight or with 90 or 45 degree fitting on the back of the engine
OPERATION
Plug in all sensors and power. Turn on power. Instrument should light up and display:
RPM, Coolant temp, Oil temp of gearbox, Oil pressure, Fuel Pressure.
If an X appears, the connection to that probe is faulty. Recheck wiring and reboot instrument.
LIMITS
RPM – TURNS YELLOW WARNING AT 6000 RPM
OIL TEMP OF GEARBOX – YELLOW WARNING AT 230 F
COOLANT TEMP – YELLOW WARNING AT 230
OIL PRESSURE – YELLOW WARNING BELOW 20 PSI
FUEL PRESSURE – YELLOW WARNING BELOW 35 PSI