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mdz, I did try a plastic primer but it just scratched off, maybe I have the wrong one. Not gona give up
If I cannot safely tap the wheel sensors from the abs unit I might have to rethink my plans lol
To be honest its a little diversion before tackling the process of putting the engine back together.
Didn't the earlier cars have the difflocks on the dash?
Sorry I ment to address that question directly as above, yep I do, both boards should fit. Just to be on the safe side, you can print the above PDF, and cut it out and place it over the diff lock , it should give you an idea of its fit.
Will do, I will start a sale thread when I have a product. Its still very early days. Although I did manage to get the microprocessor up on running on the pcb with a string of addressable leds, so thats always a good start.
The insides look the same, so I have attached a pdf that can be printed out 1:1 and cut along the black line, that will give you the dimensions of the board.
Thanks guys, yea I work in IT. Self employed but sysadmin for several companies blah blah . But I was always into electronics and formally educated in electronic engineering. It has helped me get out of a few jams.
Yea I will be using addressable RGB leds , 11 on that prototype and will be using gala/ speed signal as an input . Eventually I want to read the abs from each wheel and it will tell me which wheel is slipping or where the power is going ... useless thing but it a gadget. I was always disappointed on how static the diff diagram is
sounds excellent, count me in if you end up getting some made
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