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HELP!

I'm having trouble with my DIS

I did find this harness though, is that anything? or do i have to splice everything? ( i started to but couldn't get power other than a few blips on the screen)

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It's been awhile since I had a Bonneville HUD in front of me, but it would require rewiring and dash modification. The Bonneville HUD is HUGE and differently shaped. I seem to recall it had different connectors too.

I would get a Cutlass HUD, it's plug & play.

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Ok, so I have mine all powered up and everything, but still cant figure out where the three data wires go to. It says the aldl connector. What is that? and do all three go to that? thanks a bunch

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Ok, so I have mine all powered up and everything, but still cant figure out where the three data wires go to. It says the aldl connector. What is that? and do all three go to that? thanks a bunch

 

Are you talking HUD or DIS?

 

I don't know what's done in '94+ cars, but as said in this topic..

 

DIS:

 

The BLACK connector is C2.

 

Wire A is ORANGE. Connect this to the ORANGE wire

coming out of the ALDL connector under your dash. This

is your SERIAL DATA INPUT where the DIC will get the

info for your gauges button.

 

Wire B = DARK GREEN. Connect this to the DARK GREEN

wire in the dash. This is your Vehicle Speed Input. In

my car it is wire number D15.

 

Wire C = PINK. Connect this one to the PURPLE wire in

the dash. This is your vehicle Fuel sender wire. In my

car it is wire number D13.

 

Wire D = BLACK/GREEN. This is another GROUND. It is

not used in the 91 model.

 

I orange wire (wire a) is the only one going to the ALDL connector. it should be a plug right in the driver foot well, next to where the console ends.

 

Wire B and C get wired to wires in your cluster's harness.

 

and then of course black/gr is a ground

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I got the DIS all installed and everything, and I knew that the fuel econ stuff wouldn't work, but is the trip info and stuff supposed to be able to? if anyone knows please let me know how

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This is a copy of one of the emails i got from somebody from this message board long time ago and it helped me.

 

The BLUE connector is C1.

 

 

Wire A = a RED wire. Connect it to an ORANGE wire that

is HOT ALL OF THE TIME. (I connected mine to the

ORANGE wire that gives power to the cigarette lighter,

but it is recommended that you connect it to the ELEC.

Fuse #2 constant +12V (top row, middle fuse).)

 

 

Wire B = PINK/BLACK. Connect it to a wire that is HOT

IN RUN. (I connected mine to one of the PINK/BLACK

wire in my dash, but it is recommended that you

connect it to CLUST. Fuse #9 switched +12V (3rd row,

far right).)

 

 

Wire C = BROWN. Connect it to the light on input. In

my car I have a YELLOW wire in slot C10 but I think

that that is exclusive to the digi-dash. I want to soy

that there should be a YELLOW wire coming out of the

headlight switch that should work. I know that on my

dash, when the lights are on, and the display is at

MAX, then it has no power in the wire, but when I

adjust the lever down, the wire becomes hot, and dims

steadily. I use a tester that is just a screwdriver

looking thing that has a point at one end, and an

alligator clip that you hook up to ground.

 

 

Wire D = GREY. Connect this to one of the grey wire

for illumination. I hooked mine up to the GREY wire

that lights up the bulb for the cigarette lighter

light.

 

 

Wire E = BLACK/WHITE. This is a ground.

 

 

Wire F = BLACK/GREY. This wire is not used.

 

Wire G = YELLOW. Connect this wire to the LITE BLUE

wire in the dash (You may not have this wire). This is

your English/metric wire. In my car, I push a button

on the dash to change it from English (MPH) to metric

(KPH). When this wire is hooked up, it automatically

changes the DIC display from one to the other when the

E/M button is pushed on the dash. This is a wire that

is not necessary for the DIC to function, so if you do

not have the wire, then just leave it unconnected.

 

 

Wire H = BLACK. This is a ground. I hooked this up to

the BLACK wire connected to the cigarette lighter

light.

 

 

 

The BLACK connector is C2.

 

 

Wire A is ORANGE. Connect this to the ORANGE wire

coming out of the ALDL connector under your dash. This

is your SERIAL DATA INPUT where the DIC will get the

info for your gauges button.

 

 

Wire B = DARK GREEN. Connect this to the DARK GREEN

wire in the dash. This is your Vehicle Speed Input. In

my car it is wire number D15.

 

 

Wire C = PINK. Connect this one to the PURPLE wire in

the dash. This is your vehicle Fuel sender wire. In my

car it is wire number D13.

 

 

Wire D = BLACK/GREEN. This is another GROUND. It is

not used in the 91 model.

 

 

 

Driver Info System was not available 92+.

 

 

You will not find a new cutlass with one. If you put

one in your car, then it will go where the storage

cubbyhole is under the ashtray. The screw-holes for

the 98 Regency’s DIC is identical the Cutlasses, so it

will go there with no problem. If you get the DIC out

of a Cutlass, then be sure to get the storage pocket

as well. IF (OR WHEN) you get the HUD, then the

control switch will go where the storage is. 89-90

cars got a little pocket in the empty space. HUD

control panel was mounted above the headlight switch

(below the dash pad).

91 cars got a little pocket if they didn't have HUD.

Cars with HUD got the control panel instead of the

pocket.

 

 

 

Is your headlight switch up high next to the

speedometer with the foglight switch next to the air

vent? If so, then the HUD switch goes in the pocket.

My car headlight switch is located next to the vent,

with the foglight switch next to the speedo. (INT'L

models also had the BASS BOOST switch as well as the

foglight switch) But I will still put the HUD switch

next to the DIC.

Thank you i finally found the pinouts i have been searching so hard for. :mrgreen:

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I PM him. My question is where does the chip go. Am i going to have to mail something to him so he can do work or do i just put it in somewheres lol. I feel dumb lol :redface: :question: :question:

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it depends on what he has. The one I bought from him was a reprogrammed chip from something else, he just redid it. If I remember right, you can either have a chip reprogrammed, or mine is an add on, basically using my stock chip still, just with another chip in between. All you have to do is get to your computer box and take out the screws, and then pop out the chip, and replace or add the new one, depending on what you get

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youre probably out of luck then for fuel econ. i forgot that on top of the 94 computer you also have to compensate for engine size. so yeah, dont think anyone's figured out the 94 3.1 rate :sad:

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