September 20, 200619 yr I have the 83 Factory Turbo Supplement and 83 FSM as well as the 84 full factory manual and besides a half page indicating what pins are different for Turbo models theres really not a whole lot to help me convert a failed digital to a analog cluster setup. Has anybody ever done the swap successfully? Ill also point out: When the digi dash fails it emits a very loud screeching noise from the dashboard. Removing the Turn/4wd AT fuse makes the noise shut off but of course you lose the turn signals and I believe you lose the power windows. In a pinch in decent weather you can keep your sanity and just use hand signals to get home. As I work thru the pinouts I will note them as best I can for future. Ill also scan the pages from the FSM with the Analog pinouts that seem to be there but incomplete/wrong at times. Any help is appreciated! Gauges/indicatiors On digital: Oil Light Temp in bars Digital Speedometer Turbo spool light Charge Light AT OIL temp light Digital Tachometer Gauges/indicators on analog Oil light-SAME shouldnt be hard Temp gauge Speedo-direct plug and play (DONE) Turbo meter Volt Meter AT/Oil temp light-Same shouldnt be hard Analog Tach-signal wire from coil, easy.
September 20, 200619 yr Shouldn't the only differences be the 4WD and Turbo indicators between the Turbo and Non-Turbo Digi's? I'll see if I can find my notes on this. I put an 80 cluster in mine.... it's probably got slight differences. A lot of it should be the same tho. I had the biggest problems with the door ajar/dome light setup. All my ajar lights work, but the dome light does not come on when you open the rear drivers door . I called it good enough and quit screwing with it. I'll help with what I can..... GD
September 20, 200619 yr I had problems with differences in some circuits not having diodes in them on the 80 cluster, but the digital did. I had to add the needed diodes into the circuit before it entered the cluster. But this may not be needed on an 83/84 cluster. Just be aware of differences like that, and look for them on the schematics. Took me weeks to figure that out..... GD
September 22, 200619 yr cool, I was gonna tell ya I just knocked my t-brat in the head and it was a anolog dash.
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