Digital Speedometer
bcurrey at escape.com
bcurrey at escape.com
Wed Apr 12 03:06:31 GMT 2000
The GM Service manual has a basic wiring diagram for the dimmer rheostat
and HUD display, but I've seen the inards, and to be honest, you'd be many
hours and $$$ ahead to get one from a junkyard. Get the Hud and the
switch. Switch is $112 new from my dealer. HUD can't be got new, I don't
think. Try www.copartfinder.com to find a Grand Prix or Olds Cutlass with
it. Look for a bubble thing on the dash in front of the driver...
BobC
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 cwagner at info2000.net wrote:
> On 10 Apr 00, at 13:35, Shawn R. Lin wrote:
>
>
> > Bob is right, it would be much easier to use an existing HUD, if all you
> > want is a speedometer.
> > They take 4000 pulses per mile. The vacuum fluorescent displays in them
> > are the brighest you could get.
> > Some of them (88-94 Cutlass Supreme) are even flat on the bottom of the
> > housing and can be mounted to the dash in any older car. The 89-93
> > Grand Prix HUD has a curved housing. The 88-90 HUDs have integral
> > height adjusters so they would actually be easier to implement than the
> > 91-94 version. Not to mention the older ones are built better with
> > glass lenses instead of plastic.
> > The particular HUD I've been messing with can read up to 299mph! It
> > will read up to 199mph normally, and in the 200 range it reverts to 2
> > digits with all icons lit.
> >
> > --
> > Shawn Lin
>
> The problem with this is there is no place where I can get anything
> like that around where I live. Does anyone have any they can
> spare or trade for? Let me know off list. If not, at least some kind
> of circuit schematic would be great. I don't know if I want to go
> with vfd or LED displays.Preferably LED, less parts.
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