Vehicle Wiring - American Autowire - PSI - Dakota Digital

[Chevy Kid]

Originally Posted by dhutton

Use the DD BIM. Works great and is the cleanest way to go. I have used them in at least a dozen builds.

100% this is the way to go.

Tim

[thedugan]

I did the DD BIM for OBD2 and it's a quick and easy way to wire your gauges. The only negative which is minor is when you're tuning the car with your laptop plugged into the OBD2 port you don't have any working gauges. Besides fuel level in my case.

[HEEP]

Originally Posted by thedugan

I did the DD BIM for OBD2 and it's a quick and easy way to wire your gauges. The only negative which is minor is when you're tuning the car with your laptop plugged into the OBD2 port you don't have any working gauges. Besides fuel level in my case.

I've been trying to read about this, and look at other builds on this site. Looks like even the high end ones are using this.

I've also looking at possibly using a splitter at the OBD II. Is that something you looked into?

Thanks,
Bill

[thedugan]

I have not tried any kind of a splitter.

[dhutton]

Originally Posted by HEEP

I've been trying to read about this, and look at other builds on this site. Looks like even the high end ones are using this.

I've also looking at possibly using a splitter at the OBD II. Is that something you looked into?

Thanks,
Bill

Use of a splitter is hit or miss. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.