Super S clocks not working.

[chipedwood]

Okay so I got some Super S clocks to fit to my 98 Pre facelift.

The speedo works fine.

I have figured out that I need to run a blue wire from somewhere to my clocks to get the rev meter working. I don't understand where I need to run it from or where it needs to go to.

Also I get no indication on the dash when I have Full Beam on or when I have my fog lights on.

If people can give me enough advice about how to do this I will try and make a guide for it all with pictures.

 

[micra oli]

http://www.micra.org.uk/showthread.php?t=27820&highlight=counter

here you go mate, i put some pictures up as everyone was asking me for them. if you goon my blog, then it shows you the wire that you need to splice from the dizzy. your foglight light on the dash wont work if your car didnt originally have fogs, as the wiring wont be there for it.

 

[chipedwood]

Hmm I already have the 2 blue wires going into the back of my clocks though.

Now I'm confused..

 

[Low Rider]

A much simpler and neater solution is to take the signal from the ecu instead of trailing wires all the way in from the engine bay.

 

[chipedwood]

Where is my ECU for me to check if these wires are going to the right place?

Those 2 blue wires are the ones that go to the ECU in the models with the rev counter I think. So this means that it should just work straight off?

I think I'm missing something here

 

[chipedwood]

Anyone help on this one? I'm pretty stuck on it.

 

[Alienfish360]

The ECU is behind the dash, underneath your centre console area.

 

[capnmchl]

Take out the little cubby hole at the bottom of your centre console (you might have to take out your gear gaiter and surround, and the centre console bit to get better access to it) and you'll see a silver box tied down with loads of wires coming out of it.

As for the light situation, try replacing the respective bulbs on the back of the dial set for those lights.

 

[chipedwood]

Well I checked all my wires and it was connected at the ECU and at the clocks end.

So I thought maybe there is a break somewhere or something strange is not right.

So I just connected it up from the blue wire on the dizzy.

Works perfectly now.