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Old Aug 25, 2012 | 08:36 AM
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I found a solution for my speedo finally. I have a 2 wire ac vss. It needs to be converted to a 4 pulse digital wave for the speed and ecm. Dakota Digital only modified the ac wave. So I was out of luck until now.

http://www.olympiafj60.net/vss-buffer.html

Vss buffer boxes do exactly what I want. They came in Pontiac, Chevy, and GMC during the 80s. We can use the dakota digital to calibrate the ac signal. Then use the buffer box makes a digital signal for our speedo, cruise and ecu!

I hope it comes before Thursday!

Awesome!!!!!
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Old Aug 25, 2012 | 10:24 AM
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Depend on the ref, some will over look stuff but some are more "by the book".
Are you going to the one in Fullerton?
Don't be surprise if you do not pass the first time, it took me 3 visit to pass.
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Old Aug 28, 2012 | 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by anthony1
Depend on the ref, some will over look stuff but some are more "by the book".
Are you going to the one in Fullerton?
Don't be surprise if you do not pass the first time, it took me 3 visit to pass.
Sorry for the late reply. I am going to the one at Golden West College. I have 4 INC. (Incomplete I think) and 3 ready. I put the new AFR sensor in and the check engine went away instantly. I guess the 4 INC. is from not driving enough.

My VSS buffer has not even been shipped yet so doesn't look like I'll be able to put that in before the ref.
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Old Aug 28, 2012 | 02:34 PM
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I might have extra VSS. give me the part no. you need. I might have it. I didn't use one of the VSS that came with the big honking charcoal canister.

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Old Aug 28, 2012 | 02:59 PM
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I might have extra VSS. give me the part no. you need. I might have it. I didn't use one of the VSS that came with the big honking charcoal canister.
Ah thanks for your generosity. I need something a little different. Its a Vehicle Speed Sensor Buffer Box, which is used to turn ac waves to digital waves for the speedo.

Hey anthony, where did you solder the resistor? I thought if I turned the potentiometer 20k ohms it would start working, but my tach hasn't worked yet.
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Old Aug 28, 2012 | 03:37 PM
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I have a T100 sr5 cluster and my tach is a bit different then many of yours. Any ideas where to solder the 10k resistor?

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Old Aug 28, 2012 | 03:52 PM
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There's a picture of the tach mod on here....
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f160...45/index2.html

Thread # 45.

It's 10K ohm. resistor ...not 20K....

You can't find an analog speedo? Somehow, I have the analog/ cable for speed. I wired the output of the cluster to the ECU and it's happy.

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Old Aug 29, 2012 | 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by anthony1
There's a picture of the tach mod on here....
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f160...45/index2.html

Thread # 45.

It's 10K ohm. resistor ...not 20K....

You can't find an analog speedo? Somehow, I have the analog/ cable for speed. I wired the output of the cluster to the ECU and it's happy.
The back of my tach borad is different because of the shifter lights are in the spot where the resistor was soldered. Adding a resistor in parallel actually decreases resistance. I wonder if I decrease the resistance on the pot if the tach will start working. I can't see if the resistor, that was soldered on the board, is in the same path as the pulse signal from the igniter.

An anolog speedo would not work because I have an electronic speed sensor. That only has 2 wires. I can not swap for a 3 wire because its totally different.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 07:56 AM
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oh, you got the speedo for auto. You may have to research where that 10K was soldered in the 5spd tach diagram and compare that to the auto diagram. Although I dont' recall seeing separate diagram for auto. It's been a while since I looked at them.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 09:50 AM
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So I didn't pass the smog referee.

I didn't notice this, but the exhaust shop put one of the rear 02 sensors inbetween the cats not behind both. So that has to be moved all the way back. I used carb hose that says (not for fuel injections) which mean not for high pressure fuel lines for the filler neck breather, so I have to bring a recite for that.

My ob2 did not say ready for 4 test. It said Inc for:

Catlyst Monitor
EVAP
02 Sensor Monitor
02 Heater Monitor

So I need to fix all these things and try again. Making sure I don't go to Golden West!

All that being said. He didn't care the speedo or tach didn't work. Neither did he care about the carb legal air intake.

Where did you guys all go?

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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by superchiem
So I didn't pass the smog referee.

I didn't notice this, but the exhaust shop put one of the rear 02 sensors inbetween the cats not behind both. So that has to be moved all the way back. I used carb hose that says (not for fuel injections) which mean not for high pressure fuel lines for the filler neck breather, so I have to bring a recite for that.

My ob2 did not say ready for 4 test. It said Inc for:

Catlyst Monitor
EVAP
02 Sensor Monitor
02 Heater Monitor

So I need to fix all these things and try again. Making sure I don't go to Golden West!

All that being said. He didn't care the speedo or tach didn't work. Neither did he care about the carb legal air intake.

Where did you guys all go?

I warned about the Fullerton & HB BAR stations in my swap thread.

Unfortunately, your results are now in the system and you need to make all of the corrections regardless what station you go to.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 11:41 AM
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Just following some driving procedures I was able to get o2 hearter monitor to READY. Then I got 3 codes. P0500, P0770, and P0750. I believe its all related to the speedo, which makes the trany shift correctly.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by cadman
I warned about the Fullerton & HB BAR stations in my swap thread.

Unfortunately, your results are now in the system and you need to make all of the corrections regardless what station you go to.
I didn't know I would have so many problems. Is the golden west college the HB one? I think if I fix my vss situation I will be able to ready up most of the INC.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 12:03 PM
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I didn't know I would have so many problems. Is the golden west college the HB one? I think if I fix my vss situation I will be able to ready up most of the INC.
Yes, Golden West College is the BAR station in HB.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 12:16 PM
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I went to the one in El Camino College in Gardena.
Your problems are not that bad, actually. Those things are all fixable. You can get fuel lines all day long at any autoparts stores.
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Old Aug 30, 2012 | 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by anthony1
I went to the one in El Camino College in Gardena.
Your problems are not that bad, actually. Those things are all fixable. You can get fuel lines all day long at any autoparts stores.
I forgot to mention he didn't like how my cats were modified more than 3 inches. You can not modify the cats or before the cats more than 3 inches, which is obsurd. There is no room to run the entire lengh of the orginal cats.

I may try El Camino, but fix everything except for the cats.
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Old Sep 12, 2012 | 12:01 PM
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Finally started looking at the vss buffer.

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So here is the wiring diagram for the vss buffer:



Doesn't look quite the same, but the colors might work.
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Old Oct 17, 2012 | 11:09 AM
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Im back! My extension is up on nov 10th. I just got back from the exhaust shop. Moved my 02 sensor to the rear of both cats. I'll post pictures as soon as I upload them.

Next I have to fix my speed. I keep getting P0500, which stops all my emission self tests.

I also just got P0440, P0441, and P0446, which is related to the charcoal canister. I only looked up P0440, but I'm guess the rest go with it.

I have to pass this time! I'm going to print this entire thread to show them what I did. I also am going to the smog referee in Miramar because the smog ref at HB just gave me a bad feeling to begin with.

I'm fired up and ready to finish this sucker. Any help will be appreciated!

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Old Oct 18, 2012 | 09:23 AM
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Talking

So here is the new exhaust.



I was reading over the notes the Ref wrote and he mention no modifications to the 02 sensor wiring. Funny thing is I never modified the 02 sensor till today.

Here are the results from my previous ref appointment. The hand written notes are from me to figure out what he actually wanted.



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Old Oct 18, 2012 | 11:43 AM
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If some of you guy are having trouble with the white vss buffer. I emailed the guy that sold it to me and this is what he said:

Dear superchiem,

Ah, I see your problem now! Your wiring it from scratch and tying to go by the Diag. from Chevy Thunder where they inverted the connectors on the image.If you turn the buffer over and follow the Letter code that is stamped on the connector where the wires terminate you will be fine.

Just to clarify the connections on the main connector for you....

A = Ground
B = Not used
C = 4000 ppm ( Wire color usually Green )
D = 4000 ppm ( Not always present on all connectors ,Wire color varies by vehicle )
E = 2000 ppm ( Not always present on all connectors ,Wire color varies by vehicle )
F = 2000 ppm ( Wire color usually Brown )
G = Not used
H = +12 Volts ( Hot in Run & Ign. on positions )

The VSS input connector on their image should have be below the main connector, NOT on top of it! Unfortunately no one has ever corrected it and now its all over the Net confusing the hell out of people.

Hope this clarifies it for you and good luck with your project.


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