SWITCHING FROM SWEEP TO ROUND GAUGE CLUSTER RE-WIRE

Oldschool454 wrote:....oh yeah, and probably have to get different sending unit for temp? I hear they're different for idiot light and sweeping gauge?

Oldschool454 wrote:It's a 77 malibu Landau. Do you really have to convert any wiring under the hood with the exception of the tach wire to distributor? The dash I'm putting in is (I was told) out of a 73 el camino ss. It has the the amp gauge and 120mph speedo. I have another speedo out of a Laguna I'm guessing. It has the 100mph and has blue marks with kph on it too.  

Limey wrote:1....lt green 10....blue
2....blue white stripe 11....gray
3....tan 12....lt blue
4....pink 13.....tan
5....tach lead 14....green
6....not used 15....not used
7....black 16.....pink
8....brown 17.....yellow
9....not used 18.....yellow black stripe.............................. THE REST OF THE INFO THANKS TO BRUISR................................................................                                                                        This is what I have figured out: (in no specific order other than just listing color and item it relates to). On the printed circuit there are usually 2 contacts for the bulbs, I listed whether the wire in detail is on the top or bottom of the printed circuit twist in bulb, some wires share the same path on the printed circuit.
1. Light green- hi beam (top)
2. Blue/white stripe- oil sending unit (top)
3. Tan- Emergency Brake Works when grounded out.
4. Pink- Common connection (shared by oil, brake, and Tach.
5. This is the Tach lead. (provides the signal from dizzy).
6. not used
7. Black- Common connection shared with Tachometer (middle of tach), and hi beam (bottom).
8. Brown- Amp meter (Lower)
9. not used- This is the top connection for the amp meter.
This is also the location for the volt gauge connections.
10. Blue- Right turn signal (top)
11. Gray- Common connection right turn signal (Bottom)
12. Light Blue- Left turn signal (top)
13. Tan- Fuel level indicator (top)
14. Green- Temperature gauge (top)
15. not used- This is the tailgate ajar light. (top)
16. Pink- Common connection. (Fuel,Temp. and Tailgate)
17. Yellow- Seat belt (top)
18. Yellow/ Black stripe (bottom)
If you ground out the yellow wire #17 the buzzer will sound.
As listed above, if your cluster uses an amp meter instead of a volt meter you can add your own wires to make the gauge work.
Also, If your cluster doesn't have a TACH, and you would like to add one, keep the tach in the cluster, and look at the back of it to see which studs connect to the printed circuit. Mark them, then follow the above and you can find out which 3 studs of the 6 or 7 are used to operate the tach.

Guest wrote:Colors available are Red, Blue,Green, White, and Yellow. I think thats it, but not positive. I just received my order for about $120.00 worth of LED lights for the rest of my interior and a complete set of lights for my Dad's 66 chevelle. We did the same thing to his gauges. I even got the bulbs for my monster tach, autometer gauges, and even the little shift lite on the tach. Bulbs for the monster tach are known as the 074 style bulb, they consist of a single LED.


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Oldschool454 wrote:SUCCESS!!! Well i got my new ss dash today and just got finished converting the old square idiot light style dash over to the new one. Took me about an hour of just sitting looking at and tracing the wires on the circuit sheet and looking at what bruisr posted as far as what color wires do what. You said it was in no specific order but mine actually went in the exact order you posted it in 1-18 with the exception of the way you have it listed #2 and 3 were backwards. When I turned ign on the brake light came on and when I pressed e-brake the oil light came on. lol! So I switched them and WHAMO. fixed. Only thing I didn't hook up was Amp meter but fuel, temp, and tach all work great! Had to get right sending unit for temp. a whole 8 bucks. I'll put some pics up of it so far....