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RK

posted on 21/4/13 at 01:08 AM Reply With Quote
etb digidash lite

Anybody had trouble getting the tacho to work? It did work with my old CA18DET, but not with the new SR20DET (which does run a lot better - no more AEM ECU). I have tried using the input from the ECU, along with (and without) a resistor, as well as from a negative (earth) coil. It reads 0. The speedo and water temp finally works, and now the fuel is not coming up at all. I have checked all the earths over and over. All the lights flash when it starts up, so it is getting power to the unit itself.

I am tempted to go back to analogue gauges, which are actually a lot easier to read when driving anyways. The problem is too many wires. My wiring has never been very neat, and there is nobody to do it for me where I live. I have rewired all the gauges etc. 4 complete times, which is frankly, insane.

So to recap: the engine runs pretty well; I have more ground clearance with larger wheels, and more screwing down on the shocks; all the lights work, except the hazards (arghhh).

Anyways, ETB Digidash: anybody else have probs with the tacho?

Thank you as usual people!

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rdodger

posted on 21/4/13 at 09:58 AM Reply With Quote
Re the hazards. The digidash has only 1 connection or the indicators. When I wired mine I had 2 feeds to it so it back fed through and the indicators/hazards didn't work properly. I added 2 diodes and it was happy days.

Sorry I can't help with the tacho. Have you configured the dash using the software for the fuel level?

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RK

posted on 21/4/13 at 02:04 PM Reply With Quote
yes. it used to work, and I haven't changed anything. The tacho never worked with this engine.

[Edited on 21/4/13 by RK]

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plantman

posted on 21/4/13 at 04:19 PM Reply With Quote
oooh nooo

I cant remember how i did it but it involved a 100ohm resistor i think it was in line with the wire rev sensor


the digi dash guys suggested it to me.... give them a ring

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RK

posted on 21/4/13 at 04:46 PM Reply With Quote
i tried that. I am afraid the unit is broken. I have another tach to test. I'll report back.
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flibble

posted on 21/4/13 at 07:23 PM Reply With Quote
Fuel gauge on my ETB (digidash 1 - the old one) died, give etb a ring, they were very helpful/friendly and offered to fix it for free even though I wasn't the original buyer, it was 10 years old and I had no receipt etc, great company!
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RK

posted on 21/4/13 at 11:03 PM Reply With Quote
Well, got the fuel gauge and things to work, including the speedo, but no tacho as yet. I suspect the wire from the ECU actually and will report back at the end of the week. Thank you though, I knew I could count on you.
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Chet

posted on 22/4/13 at 01:10 AM Reply With Quote
My experience is that ETB puts out high quality products and fully supports them.
I believe if you call their technical support line you will be pleasantly surprised at both their technical knowledge and their willingness to help.

Chet

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RK

posted on 22/4/13 at 12:01 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks Chet. Yes, that has been my experience when I had other questions earlier.
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