speedo cable question......
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speedo cable question......
I own a 90' toyota p'up 2wd cab with a 20r motor on a 79' 4x4 chasis with a 5spd 93' tranny....whew....lol...anyways my gauge cluster in the truck is a mechanical cable type and my tranny is electrical.....so how do i plug the speedocable into my tranny without swapping the tranny?
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i purchased a elec. gauge cluster too but i have no idea how to hook it up w/o an ecu?...on my tranny the speed sensor is not hooked up at all.....
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yeah i have no ecu because i have a 20r motor...is there anyway i can remove the speedsensor and replace it with a cable adapterplug or something?....if not what kinda of aftermarket ones are out there?do they hook up to my oem speed sensor?
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so it is a 90 cab with a 90 interior/gauge cluster?
if you have a the ele spreedo setup on the transfer case then just wire the 3 wires up to the back of the 90gauge cluster.
if you have a manual input on the back of your cluster you will need a manual input on the transfercase hole.
they are the same hole on the digital speedo plug and the manual just different adapters on the tcase. if it were me i would go digital on both of them.
if you have a the ele spreedo setup on the transfer case then just wire the 3 wires up to the back of the 90gauge cluster.
if you have a manual input on the back of your cluster you will need a manual input on the transfercase hole.
they are the same hole on the digital speedo plug and the manual just different adapters on the tcase. if it were me i would go digital on both of them.
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i got one i just did almost the same thing i have a 93 yota blew the tranny and put a 90 tranny in and there should be a bolt that you can pull out next to the spot where you mechanical one is put in so to the right of where your mechanical speedo plugs in there is a bolt next to that and its where you can plug the electric one in if thats helps idk it its work with your truck because you have the 20r
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i got one i just did almost the same thing i have a 93 yota blew the tranny and put a 90 tranny in and there should be a bolt that you can pull out next to the spot where you mechanical one is put in so to the right of where your mechanical speedo plugs in there is a bolt next to that and its where you can plug the electric one in if thats helps idk it its work with your truck because you have the 20r
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so it is a 90 cab with a 90 interior/gauge cluster?
if you have a the ele spreedo setup on the transfer case then just wire the 3 wires up to the back of the 90gauge cluster.
if you have a manual input on the back of your cluster you will need a manual input on the transfercase hole.
they are the same hole on the digital speedo plug and the manual just different adapters on the tcase. if it were me i would go digital on both of them.
if you have a the ele spreedo setup on the transfer case then just wire the 3 wires up to the back of the 90gauge cluster.
if you have a manual input on the back of your cluster you will need a manual input on the transfercase hole.
they are the same hole on the digital speedo plug and the manual just different adapters on the tcase. if it were me i would go digital on both of them.
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