analogous fuel sender unit:
digital fuel sender unit:
This picture is from Jason T from the New Zealand Supra Soarer Forums
http://forums.mk3supra.co.nz/viewtopic.php?p=1435#1435
And I bought a new fuel sender from him.
speedo sensor unit for digital dashboard
Love it, too.
...The H4701 lamp is gone...replaced by a projector lamp
What kind of headlight you use? bixenon?
where are these lamps usually build in?
Respect for your work. You suspect now how much work I have spent with my conversion of the Digi.
But you are not ready yet for a long time. It is not built-in yet.
In Europe I had the problem that I must the complete hardwire the harness cause in Germany we use other cable colours. And the...
Some guys in Germany are also interested, to modify for their own lefthanddrive MKIII the Digital Dashboard.
We just talk about the maximum speed indication.
One guy says, that the digi dash do not display more than 180 km/h. Even if you drive faster.
So I have tested it tonight...
last year I haredwired a supermonitor in my 92 MKIII. It was a hard work; but it works.
here a picture with my old analouge gauges:
More picture you can find on my hp:
http://www.knight-rider.privat.t-online.de/Super-Monitor/SM.html
But the Super Monitor has only imperial measurements...
This conversion is old and you can find it here:
http://www.gwsoft.co.uk/jza70/digidashconversion/index.php
But in Germany, we use km not miles.
Does anybody wants to see some picture from my digital dash conversion?
last Weekend I have welded the parts together for the case.
You know. I choose another way as Stretch.
And I have integrated the Super monitor housing.
The housing for the super monitor is bigger tha the watch, and I need several hours for integration of the SM.
Don't know
its Stretch's Digidash thread.
Last Week I received the last necessary parts for my RHD to LHD Digital Dash Conversion
Fuel Sender and the transmission cable for the digital speedo sensor
Suze:
I have tried repeatedly to ask you.
But you were always busy.
I hope that I am getting a new fuel sender now.
Is already ordered and delivered to New Zealand.
and I hope soon also to me
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