JDM Analog Cluster to Digital Cluster
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2019 5:26 am
I know I am reviving a very old thread, but I recently bought a 1986 Toyota Corolla Sprinter Trueno RHD and imported it to the US. It has the the regular gauge cluster in it and I purchased the digital gauge cluster.
I have a digital water and oil pressure sensor already but dont have the fuel sending unit. So I had a couple of questions:
* is it a straight removal of the old gauge cluster and plug in the new one? If not, what are the changes I need to do in order to make sure it works?
* does anyone have the fuel sending unit they are willing to sell to me? If not, I heard that you can create a voltage divider circuit to convert the resistance from the sender to a voltage for the dash. If I do that, I dont know where am I supposed to create this circuit, where do I connect it and so on.
* I also heard you can use Arduino to convert the signal and its pretty straight forward, but do I need to first create the voltage divider circuit and then use Arduino?
Fuel level Voltage
Full 4.6-4.9
1/2 Tank 2.6
Empty 0.1-0.4
Any step by step guide would be very helpful. Thank you all in advance.
I have a digital water and oil pressure sensor already but dont have the fuel sending unit. So I had a couple of questions:
* is it a straight removal of the old gauge cluster and plug in the new one? If not, what are the changes I need to do in order to make sure it works?
* does anyone have the fuel sending unit they are willing to sell to me? If not, I heard that you can create a voltage divider circuit to convert the resistance from the sender to a voltage for the dash. If I do that, I dont know where am I supposed to create this circuit, where do I connect it and so on.
* I also heard you can use Arduino to convert the signal and its pretty straight forward, but do I need to first create the voltage divider circuit and then use Arduino?
Fuel level Voltage
Full 4.6-4.9
1/2 Tank 2.6
Empty 0.1-0.4
Any step by step guide would be very helpful. Thank you all in advance.