Houston_t

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Where do I pick up the signal for the electronic speedometer? I'm using a 4L80E and the TCI/Fast 301002 controller. Got it used and don't have the instructions but what I did find online did not mention an output for a electronic speedo.

ZONES89RS

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If you are talking about the FAST EZ TCU trams controller, good luck. I could not get mine to work with the electric speedo on my TA or my 94 GMC.

EastTnZ28

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Get a GPS module. Several companies make them. Autometer included. Dont have to worry about tire size or gearing. Easy install.

EastTnZ28

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Here is autometer. It one of the more expensive

Prorac1

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Wow. For $160 I'll just keep using the app on my I phone, lol. Eric L

EastTnZ28

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$160 is a ton of money. You can getem for $100. But thats out of most peoples range. I have a android speedo as well but sucks compared to an actual working gauge.

Houston_t

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I saw those gps units and was really not trying to go that route, don't wannt spend $300 just to see how many miles over the speed limit I'm going. Was hoping there was a simple way of o just hook up a gauge

Prorac1

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I'll agree, it's not perfect, but the app is free and it gives me a round about idea of what I'm doing.

Houston_t

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So what you guys are saying is the only way to get a aftermarket speedometer to work with a 4l60/80 on a Carbed swap is to use a gps sender ? The injection guys just use the PCM right ?