96 240sx cluster wire diagram

[stuartlowery]

I'm either looking for a scan of the diagrams or just what each color does. This is for only the cluster. Anything will help.

[Nismo_Freak]

Assuming this is the gauge cluster?

What are you looking to do or what are you having a problem with. Realize there are alot of wires and I'm not about to type them all out.

[stuartlowery]

What the wires for the tach and the speedo are.There's also something digital at the bottom of the tach. What is it? So I'll need the wires for it too.

Colors and function.

I can figure out the fuel, temp and lights.

I'm wiring this up in a different car than a Nissan.

[Nismo_Freak]

Fiero w/ S14 Interior correct? ... Give me a sec and I'll post them all up.

[stuartlowery]

Yup that's correct!

[Nismo_Freak]

Sorry for the delay... I'm trying to hunt down my FSM. I don't know all the colors by memory yet, only some of them hehe.

[stuartlowery]

No problem don't let me burden you too much. And once again thank you.

[Nismo_Freak]

Can't find the diagram... sorry.

[stuartlowery]

That's ok.

Help me out with this then. Easy question. The car that I retrieved the parts from a 96 Nissan 240sx is called a s14?If so I think I found a PDF of a manual at datnet.orgSo I've printed off the diagrams from that and should be able to piece this all together from that manual along with extensive testing.

Thanks for trying to help. Sorry you couldn't locate what you needed.

[Nismo_Freak]

Yes it's an S14... the 200SX S14 diagrams from overseas should also have the same wiring colors.

[stuartlowery]

Please correct me If I'm wrong but I'm feeding a signal of 60HZ into the nissan speedo I should recieved 108MPH if the speedo runs directly from a 2,000 Pulse/ Mile Signal. I'm not getting that instead I'm getting 27MPH which would meant the speedo is tracking off of a 8,000 Pulse/ Mile signal.

Here's the math

((Hz*60)*60)/MPH=Pulse per minute.

60hz = cycles per second

So if I take 60hz and convert that to minutes that would be

60*60=3600 And convert that to hours would be

3600*60=216000 Now let's take the displayed MPH and devide that by our cycles per hour to get cycles (pulses) per Mile. So that will be...

216000/27MPH = 8000 P/M

Any math majors able to confirm that?