Beater79TA

I'm in the process of finishing off the parts collection to remove the digital dash (non working on several gauges) and replace it with aftermarket gauges. What I would like to do is find the plug side from the printed circuit board to put wires into to make this a plug and play type installation. What I'm having a hard time finding is a source for the connectors used on the digital dash printed circuit.

1 is a 22 pin male connector. The other is 34 pins with room for 2 more rows of 17 each down the middle of the connector.

Some research shows ClassicDash has the connectors for a Camaro with the analog cluster but nothing for 3rd gen Pontiacs at all.

I realize I could cut the wires and splice or use side taps to get to the ones I need but in the event I ever find someone willing to try and repair the digital dash, I'd like to be able to just unplug one set and plug the other back in without cuts in the wires.

6SIX6

iTrader: (35)

I think your best bet is to find a GM manual for 87 or 88 cars as the digital dash will be in there for sure

Beater79TA

I have the pinout diagram. what I'm looking for is a source for the male half of the connector to build a custom piece to plug the new gauges in to.


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6SIX6

iTrader: (35)

I dont think they ever made that. I just got weather pack connectors and made my own connections