haha i can't wait to see what i get on the way home and then how accurate it is its getting 11.5 right now because i've done nothing but short trips in the cold since i got it hooked up

 

With my stock exhaust I've had the average down to 6. Should have gotten a picture.

 

i am trying to do the same thing to my 99 durango i was wondering if you could give me abetter idea of what color wires go to what color wire on this brown boax behind the fuse box please i reall want to get this done

 

Yeah man, it got down to 32-34 below at school this jan. and its so cold it starts to hurt your lungs. -45 is stupid. It was a week before it got above 0 and it was a loooong week lol.

 

try this familyman http://www.dakota-durango.com/forum/...ad.php?t=32496

 

thanks theeplaymaker that link helped alot got it hooked up today and working great.

 

awesome...i've still yet to hook up my temp sensor but i will one of these days everything else is workin great tho

 

Here's my question. I got a overhead trip computer out of an 2000 Durango. I had it installed in my 2001 Dodge Dakota. I used these instructions from another website. http://www.dakotaquadsquad.com/id37.html

Here are the following things that are working:

1.) Temp. Sensor is working
2.) Elapse Time is working

The compass is stuck on "Cal". I did everything per the owners manual for re-calibrating and now it's stuck on "CAL" and is always reading "N" (north). So the compass is not working.

Trip stuff is not working. It does however display DTE, AVE MPG, ECO, ET, TRIP ODO but is not actually showing (for example 13.0 mpg things like that)

I also do not have a violet/brown (+ CCD BUS)wire that I've read in other postings that needs to be hooked up. I do have a Violet/Yellow.

I'm not an electrical person, nor do I play one in real life.

I need help. PLEEEEEEEEase!!!!

Everything was followed as described in the instructions.

Thanks in advance.

TTT

 

ohhh boohoo. we get minus 45 here two months every winter. Ya learn to live with it