Need help with a wierd mopar part
Today at the yard I found something *extremely* strange.
An AA body lebaron with every option (leather seats, digital overhead console, 3.0, a604, fog lights, traveler, digital dash, etc) pressent on it.
But here is the kicker- the digital dash is NOT the AA body cluster with a bar display (like this one). But rather its exactly like the 1992-1993 Imperial/Nyer/5th ave cluster- which looks like this:

I have *never* in all my years of being involved with FWD mopars seen an AA body with this cluster! It does *not* use a BCM like the Imp/Nyer/5thave cluster does, at stead it uses two 13 pin connectors.
I have never seen this cluster in cardomain, ebay, or in person- ever. All AA lebaron's i've seen were either analog, or the bar type digital display.
Now that being said- I need help, I need a pinout so I can install it in my dynasty in place of the 1988 NYer cluster which is in it right now. Why? Because I like the look of the "digital sweep" of the newer cluster design (that and its one hell of a rare cluster I think...).
Here is what I know in terms of the pinout:
Blue connector:
1- Light Green- Left blinker
2- Black/tan- Airbag light
3- Not used
4- Black/Pink- Check Engine
5- Red/Grey- hi beams
6- Black/Green- ???
7- Orange- Gauge Illumination
8- Not used
9- Grey- Oil Press Switch
10- not used
11- black/grey- ???
12- Blue/White- +12 volts
13- Pink- Battery feed
Red connector:
1- light green/orange- ???
2- tan- right blinker
3- blue/red- seat belt
4- grey/black- parking brake
5- black- ground
6- not used
7- grey/yellow- oil press gauge
8- violet/yellow- temp
9- blue- fuel gauge
10- not used
11- white/orange
12- black/dark blue- ???
13- yellow/black- ???
I figured out part of the pinout by using the wire colors listed for the AA body analog cluster in my 1990 FSM. My 1990 fsm does *not* list ANY AA body digital cluster so they must have started using them for the ~1991 lebaron (AA body).
IF anyone can help me with the rest I would *greatly* appreciate it. I am truly stumped on this one... disadvantage to only having one year set of fsms.
An AA body lebaron with every option (leather seats, digital overhead console, 3.0, a604, fog lights, traveler, digital dash, etc) pressent on it.
But here is the kicker- the digital dash is NOT the AA body cluster with a bar display (like this one). But rather its exactly like the 1992-1993 Imperial/Nyer/5th ave cluster- which looks like this:

I have *never* in all my years of being involved with FWD mopars seen an AA body with this cluster! It does *not* use a BCM like the Imp/Nyer/5thave cluster does, at stead it uses two 13 pin connectors.
I have never seen this cluster in cardomain, ebay, or in person- ever. All AA lebaron's i've seen were either analog, or the bar type digital display.
Now that being said- I need help, I need a pinout so I can install it in my dynasty in place of the 1988 NYer cluster which is in it right now. Why? Because I like the look of the "digital sweep" of the newer cluster design (that and its one hell of a rare cluster I think...).
Here is what I know in terms of the pinout:
Blue connector:
1- Light Green- Left blinker
2- Black/tan- Airbag light
3- Not used
4- Black/Pink- Check Engine
5- Red/Grey- hi beams
6- Black/Green- ???
7- Orange- Gauge Illumination
8- Not used
9- Grey- Oil Press Switch
10- not used
11- black/grey- ???
12- Blue/White- +12 volts
13- Pink- Battery feed
Red connector:
1- light green/orange- ???
2- tan- right blinker
3- blue/red- seat belt
4- grey/black- parking brake
5- black- ground
6- not used
7- grey/yellow- oil press gauge
8- violet/yellow- temp
9- blue- fuel gauge
10- not used
11- white/orange
12- black/dark blue- ???
13- yellow/black- ???
I figured out part of the pinout by using the wire colors listed for the AA body analog cluster in my 1990 FSM. My 1990 fsm does *not* list ANY AA body digital cluster so they must have started using them for the ~1991 lebaron (AA body).
IF anyone can help me with the rest I would *greatly* appreciate it. I am truly stumped on this one... disadvantage to only having one year set of fsms.


