I ran a ' 25 wire round computer cable' under the van from the ecu to the dash. I toasted my first ecu because all computer cables are not wired straight through; i.e the first cable I bought had wires 21-25 internally grounded which I didn't know about until I "tried" to start the van. Had to find a new ecu.
 Chuck Mathis <cmathis@HOUSTON.RR.COM> wrote:Wow, nice looking installation. Three years ago I did a "temparary"
installation using a piece of angled aluminum attached to the side of the AT
console. The original Darrel supplied box is mounted with a patch of
velcro. The flat wire runs up under the edge of the engine lid under the
rear seat, middle floor and carpet. The excess cord is tucked inside the
heater duct below the dash. I've had to replace the stick-on paper lables
twice. Looking at Joe's installation, I think it is time to modernize.

Any of you electronic wizards know if I can replace the flat wire with a
round one so I can route it under the car?

Chuck
'85 Wolfsburg Westy - 'Roland the Road Buffalo'

on 10/10/02 11:00 PM, Automatic digest processor at
LISTSERV@GERRY.VANAGON.COM wrote:

>
> Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 19:52:43 -0700
> From: joe brown
> Subject: Re: Digitool
>
> Here is a picture of the one I built. It's in an 85 GL.
> http://ernie_magoo.tripod.com/
>
> Joe
>
> Earl J Smith wrote:I am interested in the experiences of
> people who have installed this in
> their Vanagon. In my 87 I would have to go through the body under the
> rear seat and then up through the floor to the instrument panel.
>
> Has anyone built their own? I want to buy one but Darrell hasn't one
> completed at the moment and I have some problems to solve. Looks like I
> will have to do it the hard way this time but next time ...
>
>
>

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