Digital dash.

[RednBlack]

OK, since I screwed up on my last post( ) Here's a real question. I found a Cutlass in the Boneyard with a digital dash. Is it easily changed out and is it "a good thing"? Or do I stick with my factory gauges? If I have to do a lot of rewiring, I won't even consider it. I'm not sure of the year the crash car is (91-93 maybe) Mines a 94. It does have the DOHC, or did.

[Rhedalert]

You'll have to pop out and change every pinout on the gage cluster harness to operate the digital one (over 16 wires). If you already have the 6-gage cluster I wouldn't even bother. You wouldn't have a tach signal for the digital cluster if you have the 3100 (94+) Twin cam computer should give the correct signal but I'm not positive.

[redly1]

88 and 89 regal digital dash

I picked up an 88 regal for a couple hundred bucks. It's got a pretty plain dash (only dummy lights, speedo, odometer and gas gauge).

I noticed a digital dash out of a 91 regal with all the gauges (spedo, tach, oil, temp, ect) for ~$20

To me it seems worth it, and I have no problem re-pinning or rigging the connector to make it work. What I wonder is, is it possible?

I've got a service manual for the 88 regal coming soon, so that should have the pinout of the existing connector.

Anyone know if/how I can make this work??