aftermarket gauge cluster
Champion
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From: Bay Area, CA
That's one thing I wish my 97 had. That way, when I do the key dance, I get and actual code with digits instead of counting the blinks like I'm reading morris code. That's one step above using smoke signals!!!
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Record Breaker
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NAw they wont, ud have to do an insane amount of rewireing, since they are 2 completly differnt set ups, not to mention the fact 98's and up are set up for OBD2 CEL and earlier models are OBD1
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Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Dallas, Ga
i didnt think that they would but thought i would ask anyways. I just hate not having an rpm gauge on mine its real anoying when you are used to seeing one. (just got this in a trade for a tahoe)
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I believe the 96 and 97 Rams have OBDII. I know my 97 is an OBDII set up. It is a half breed OBDII (as JasonW like to refer to it as) but it's OBDII none-the-less.
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That has nothing to do with the year, rather with the options that were purchased for it. I'm guessing that instead of an RPM gauge, you have a huge gas gauge?
Veteran
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From: BC, canada
you can find a speedometer with similar mileage to yours with a rpm gauge at an autowrecker and its plug and play..so go to a nearby autowrecker or go to car-part.com...this is tested to i did it in my 96..
