New digital speedo installed By dazza (Read 8,006 times)

[dmartin95]

Nov 18, 2014 8:24:56 GMT -6 dazza said:

The tacho does work, you have to join the red/w stripe wire to the red/w wire that joins to the CDI unit for it to work... you may have to extend the length of that wire to reach where the CDI is. Dont worry about that oil light wire, its no use.. well for me anyways so i didnt bother with it

Thanks for the info!!! Ya know, we may not have gotten off on the right foot, but you sure are turning out to be A-Okay in my book! Thanks for taking the time to try and help me hook this thing up!!!

[Alleyoop]

Here is what the seller emailed me back with the wiring.
Alleyoop

Brown/Black: ignition lock black switch wire ( if the Positive line ignition lock control off, can be directly connected to the positive line of the oil gauge)
Green: Negative electrode
Red: Power wire anode
Blue: low and high beam light
Orange: Left turning light
Light blue: Right turning light
Red/White: Tachometer wire ( connect to Engine pulse red wire )
Yellow/Green: Fuel indicator wire( if your fuel gauge sender 0-100 ohm connect this wire)
Yellw/White: Fuel indicator wire( if your fuel gauge sender 0-500 ohm connect this wire)

[dmartin95]

Nov 18, 2014 13:10:19 GMT -6 Alleyoop said:

Here is what the seller emailed me back with the wiring.
Alleyoop

Thanks Alley! That's the exact info I required. 

[dazza]

Thanks mate and sorry again for sounding like an arse before.

The only things that dont work on mine is the oil light (because no need for it) and the clock resets everytime i turn ignition off (due to how i wired the positive)... but clock not working doesnt bother me lol.

If i have time tomorrow i'll post a vid on here of the dash on my scooter working

[dmartin95]

Hey that would be cool! I would love to see a video of this speedo!

I have been trying to get time to get out in the shop and hook this speedo up..... I will make a video also.

[dazza]

Sorry i havent been on here to upload a vid, been busy working on the outlaw and forgot to do a vid before pulling it apart lol. How is your digital dash going?

[dmartin95]

Dec 12, 2014 10:28:26 GMT -6 dazza said:

Sorry i havent been on here to upload a vid, been busy working on the outlaw and forgot to do a vid before pulling it apart lol. How is your digital dash going?

Like you, i've been busy, busy, busy.... No, unfortunately have not had the time to install my speedo yet... Before I can even get do it, I have to finish out this 11 pole stator swap I'm doing on a different scoot. 

I will get to it.... Here where I live (USA, Michigan) for the next 3~4 months us scooter riders are just SOL... 

Lately it has been cold, but dry.... So, I figured what the heck, I'll go for a ride.... It was 29* outside.... I made it less than a mile and turned around for home..... way too cold for me.. And I was very bundled up.... That cold air just cuts through your clothing as if you're naked....

Anyhow, I'll get to it ASAP and keep me updated if ya get that video up .

[dazza]

Hey mate, have you managed to do any work to the dash at all? :-)

[dmartin95]

Jan 12, 2015 10:50:33 GMT -6 dazza said:

Hey mate, have you managed to do any work to the dash at all? :-)

Yeah, a little bit... I have the panels off and have visually inspected/traced all my wires. In addition, the president of Bintelli sent me the wiring diagram for my scooter (Bintelli Havoc 150cc).... So, that makes things on the scooter end much simpler...

But, as I started looking, I realized some potential problems....

Using Alleys wiring description he got from the seller;

Let's jump to fuel wires,.. Two are listed, but the description seems like an either or, not both.... 

Yellow/Green: Fuel indicator wire( if your fuel gauge sender 0-100 ohm connect this wire)

Yellw/White: Fuel indicator wire( if your fuel gauge sender 0-500 ohm connect this wire)


Most gy6 150cc Chinese scooters have pretty similar fuel senders. Mine is like the one in the included pic...  



I don't yet know how the fuel sender works...

The ground I could hook into a ground anywhere... That leaves the two wires yellow/blue.....seeing as how I have two free from the digital speedo and two from the sender, seems like I should somehow connect the pair, instead of the "either or" scenario I listed above.

[dmartin95]

Reason it's been taking so long is the cold has been holding me at bay... I can heat the shop and be comfortable at about 15~20*f... Below that, it's just too cold.....

[dmartin95]

I feel like such a putz at times.....I didn't even realize the pic I provided says the yellow/white blue/white are in fact variable resistors.....    !

Now I just need to learn what their values are.

[ghcoe]

Found this on a site that sells that speedometer.

Red: battery positive terminal of the electric door locks come in here (keep always have electricity Flanagan)
Brown / Black: electric door lock control closed positive (by the positive control switches)
Green: Negative
Yellow / White: 3-wire fuel oil floating signal line 500 Europe
Yellow / green: 2-wire 100 ohm fuel oil floating signal line (2-of-2 oil floats a look at his car crossing a line connected to pick which one you can empty a)
Light Blue: right turn instructions
Orange: Left turn instructions
Blue: Indicates beam
Red / White: engine speed to engine trigger coil (also known as the pulse coil)

                                 

[ghcoe]

Doing a update here. I just installed my speedometer this last weekend and thought I would do a translation from Engrish to English.....




Red: Connect to constant 12V (direct battery voltage)

Brown: Connect to switched 12V (switched voltage from the keyed switch in the "on" position)

Green: Connect to negative/ground

Yellow/White: Connect to fuel float if 3 wire signal 500 ohm fuel sender

Yellow/Green: Connect to fuel float if 2 wire signal 100 ohm fuel sender

Light Blue: Right turn signal

Orange: Left turn signal

Blue: High beam indicator

Red/White: Connect inline with "trigger wire" to CDI. This wire can be Red/White, Blue/Yellow, or Blue/White.




Notes:




I found that I only needed to connect 1 wire to the fuel float in my application. I had a 3 wire float and in my case the Yellow/White wire was the same on the scooter. I just taped the unused wires up and connected the two Yellow/White wires together and gage worked fine. It was half full when I hooked up the gage and just to see if it was working right I started to add gas and watched the gage. As the tank filled gage went up and showed full once full.




In my case the Red/White wire for the "trigger wire" was the same color as my scooter had for that application.

[dazza]

Cheers mate for writing this guide up, i was abit smashed when i installed mine and magicly everything pretty much worked first go lol.. and yeah i forgot how i wired it all up. Im about to remove that dash from the scooter its in and put it in another one of my scooters and this guide will be very useful