Need Dash Help!!!!!!!!
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Need Dash Help!!!!!!!!
I have done an LT1 swap and I have not been able to get my dash to work. none of the gauges work nothing zip! No speed O, no oil, no volts, no tac.
does any one have the pin out diagram for the 92 dash cluster?
I have remove all of the Vats and associated wiring, and ECM.
does any one have the pin out diagram for the 92 dash cluster?
I have remove all of the Vats and associated wiring, and ECM.
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Re: Need Dash Help!!!!!!!!
VATS and ECM have nothing to do with your dash, fortunately.
All your signals come in through the bulkhead connector C100.
As long as you kept the stock sensors and hooked them up right, the gauges should read right. But since you say you don't even see the voltage gauge register, I'd say you either have a bad GAUGES fuse or a bad ground.
Here's the pinout for the 90-92 gauge cluster:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ter_pinout.jpg
And here's the pinout for the 1992 C100:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport..._1992_C100.gif
Hope this helps.
Lou
All your signals come in through the bulkhead connector C100.
As long as you kept the stock sensors and hooked them up right, the gauges should read right. But since you say you don't even see the voltage gauge register, I'd say you either have a bad GAUGES fuse or a bad ground.
Here's the pinout for the 90-92 gauge cluster:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ter_pinout.jpg
And here's the pinout for the 1992 C100:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport..._1992_C100.gif
Hope this helps.
Lou
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Planet Oahu Hawaii
Car: 92 RS
Engine: 94 LT1 383
Transmission: T56-6 Speed
Axle/Gears: posi, 3.26:1,
Re: Need Dash Help!!!!!!!!
VATS and ECM have nothing to do with your dash, fortunately.
All your signals come in through the bulkhead connector C100.
As long as you kept the stock sensors and hooked them up right, the gauges should read right. But since you say you don't even see the voltage gauge register, I'd say you either have a bad GAUGES fuse or a bad ground.
Here's the pinout for the 90-92 gauge cluster:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ter_pinout.jpg
And here's the pinout for the 1992 C100:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport..._1992_C100.gif
Hope this helps.
Lou
All your signals come in through the bulkhead connector C100.
As long as you kept the stock sensors and hooked them up right, the gauges should read right. But since you say you don't even see the voltage gauge register, I'd say you either have a bad GAUGES fuse or a bad ground.
Here's the pinout for the 90-92 gauge cluster:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ter_pinout.jpg
And here's the pinout for the 1992 C100:
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport..._1992_C100.gif
Hope this helps.
Lou
Thanks for the Help.
I had a ground that was not connected. I had to remove the entire dash to find it. every thing works now I gut have not driven it yet need to reinstall the dash, I did a check by holding the connectors to the gauges and had my son start the car. the instrument cluster connectors that are linked above, did not match mine on the drives side. they are reversed. 1-7 match 8-14 and vice a verso., have you seen this before? I new that the cluster was not bad because it worked prior to doing the swap.
thanks for your help agine.
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