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Ford Focus ST Digital Gauge Cluster + LED Shift Light!
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Hey everyone! I wanted to share a project I have been working on for the past 2-3 years. It’s a digital touchscreen display to replace the stock analog unit on the Ford Focus ST.
My next goal is to add an ethanol sensor and add a readout for that on the display as well. I’m also planning on refinishing the outer display housing in carbon fiber since the color match wasn’t spot on.
Some extra notes about the project not mentioned in the video:
- Both the display and the LED shift light brightness adjust based on ambient light (I added a photoresistor inside the cabin) in addition to the manual control of the brightness. It is very visible even in direct sunlight, and it dims at night so that it doesn’t blind you.
- The display keeps track of min and max values (the small numbers beneath the main readouts), and there is another invisible button on the screen that resets the min/max values.
- I programmed the display in Python and it is powered by a Raspberry Pi 3b+
- The oil pressure and temperature data is obtained from sensors installed in a sandwich plate between the oil filter and engine block
- Coolant temperature data is from a sensor in a coupler on the coolant line entering the radiator
- boost pressure data is from the MAP sensor
- RPM data is from tapping off the coil pack
My next goal is to add an ethanol sensor and add a readout for that on the display as well. I’m also planning on refinishing the outer display housing in carbon fiber since the color match wasn’t spot on.
Some extra notes about the project not mentioned in the video:
- Both the display and the LED shift light brightness adjust based on ambient light (I added a photoresistor inside the cabin) in addition to the manual control of the brightness. It is very visible even in direct sunlight, and it dims at night so that it doesn’t blind you.
- The display keeps track of min and max values (the small numbers beneath the main readouts), and there is another invisible button on the screen that resets the min/max values.
- I programmed the display in Python and it is powered by a Raspberry Pi 3b+
- The oil pressure and temperature data is obtained from sensors installed in a sandwich plate between the oil filter and engine block
- Coolant temperature data is from a sensor in a coupler on the coolant line entering the radiator
- boost pressure data is from the MAP sensor
- RPM data is from tapping off the coil pack
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