Dakota digital vss wiring question.
#21
Well this is clear as mud.
"still have the speedo in the cluster cable driven"
So is your speedo cable driven (mechanical) or electric?
If it's mechanical, run the cable to it.
If it's electric, have you tried running it off the ecu output?
"still have the speedo in the cluster cable driven"
So is your speedo cable driven (mechanical) or electric?
If it's mechanical, run the cable to it.
If it's electric, have you tried running it off the ecu output?
Well I need the box to run my stock cluster. Is there a was of splicing the wires from the speedo sensor to the PCM so that it doesn't stall at stops? I dont need the PCM to read actual MPH is just need it to read something when the car is moving and 0 when the car is not moving.
#22
My problem is I have no way of giving a speed signal to the LS PCM so that it will go into a idle mode when it is at 0 mph. I'm wondering if I can splice the wires coming off the DD VSS and run them up to the PCM so that the PCM at least reads 0 when stopped and something when moving (doesn't matter what MPH just something at least). But I am not sure that can be done with the DD VSS.
#23
Think I get it now.
Personally, I would throw away the box, hook speedo through the VSS to the trans. If needed, adjust trans speedo output with driven gear and/or speedo ratio adapter (link below). Wire the VSS to ecu as described earlier.
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/sp...n_______va.htm
BTW, I'm using one of these adapters on a T10. Works nicely.
Personally, I would throw away the box, hook speedo through the VSS to the trans. If needed, adjust trans speedo output with driven gear and/or speedo ratio adapter (link below). Wire the VSS to ecu as described earlier.
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/sp...n_______va.htm
BTW, I'm using one of these adapters on a T10. Works nicely.
#25
I've seen others ask about splicing the VSS into the ecu as well as something else, but never saw posts with successful results. The ecu requires a minimum voltage to read, not sure how the box will affect that.
You could just buy another pass thru VSS dedicated for the ecu. It should screw right into the output of your existing one.
You could just buy another pass thru VSS dedicated for the ecu. It should screw right into the output of your existing one.
#27
Basically its a stand alone unit and has nothing to do with the LS PCM. The DD VSS threads into the trans and is electric, it reads the stock th400 tooth speedo gear. The speed sensor then has a harness that plugs into the ECD-100 (need only power and ground to work) which has a cable coming off the other end of it to clip into the mustang speedo in the cluster. So all this unit does is allow me to run my stock speedo in the stock cluster and I can adjust it to the correct MPH. That way I dont have to swap out speedo gears to calibrate my stock cluster. I can just press the button coming off the DD ECD-100 box.
My problem is I have no way of giving a speed signal to the LS PCM so that it will go into a idle mode when it is at 0 mph. I'm wondering if I can splice the wires coming off the DD VSS and run them up to the PCM so that the PCM at least reads 0 when stopped and something when moving (doesn't matter what MPH just something at least). But I am not sure that can be done with the DD VSS.
My problem is I have no way of giving a speed signal to the LS PCM so that it will go into a idle mode when it is at 0 mph. I'm wondering if I can splice the wires coming off the DD VSS and run them up to the PCM so that the PCM at least reads 0 when stopped and something when moving (doesn't matter what MPH just something at least). But I am not sure that can be done with the DD VSS.
I know I am bringing back to life a 5 yr old thread.....was wondering if the above worked?
I am almost done my LS swap into my 69 442....I have sent my pcm off to get it tuned and was wondering if I left the Dakota Digital Portion of the gauges and VSS sensor the way it was before the swap where it was just connected from the th400 to the black DD box and plugs with a ethernet type plug to gauge cluster.....would ot work? Or would the car stall? Has anybody had any success by just splicing wires from the connection where the VSS is plugged into the DD box and have those wires run out to the 2 Pinours on the PCM? Also if anyone is familiar with HP tuners what settings would be correct (pulse?) For the VSS in PCM????
Thanks guys
The motor is an LS1 out of a 2002 Corvette going into a 69 Olds 442 with a TH400.