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Had a couple pics of these diagrams, then lost them last time my hard drive crashed, wondering if someone could scan them in for me again, I'm working on adapting a nissan module for controlling the delay on my truck, information as I discover it myself will be posted along with other projects on my website. Thanks!


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http://www.geocities.com/chevroletc1070/wiringdias.html
This should be what you are looking for. I think the site is hosted by someone who visits here regularly.
Why Datson crap? Why not something that GM uses?


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There's a guy on the 67-72 board that's working on a drop-in kit.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php3?t=172554
As you can tell, there is a lot of interest and a line of us ready to buy.


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http://www.geocities.com/chevroletc1070/wiringdias.html
This should be what you are looking for. I think the site is hosted by someone who visits here regularly.
Thanks for the link

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Why Datson crap? Why not something that GM uses?
I hardly find the datsun equipment "crap". The nissan TCU (timing control unit) cost me $2 at a junkyard with a wiring clip, and is capable of doing delay wipers, intermittent washer wipers, electronic dimming (w/memory - no more busted rheostats making the lights flicker), and fade-to-black for interior lights (LED or indacescent).

Furthermore, I have a '90 Maxima SE and a '92 Maxima, at 15 and 13 years old, respectively, all functions of the TCU are intact and working fine. I certainly can't say that of the flickering dash lights thanks to the crap combination switch/rheostat used for the headlights/running/dash/interior lights in either my '72 Cheyenne or the '83 K5 I used to own.

Basically, with this common $2 junkyard module I can integrate a lot more cool features than the $50+ module (maybe more, as per the faq thread) putter is looking at putting together a "kit" around in the thread that Fred T linked to on the 67-72 forums.


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