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I have a T5 from a '91 s10 with electric speedo drive, so today I went to the local Pick&pull and got an electric speedo from a '93 s10. My question is how do I hook the electric speedo up, in the pic there are 8 prongs on the back of the speedo. 4 are for the speedo and 4 are for the odometer. I am assuming the 4 wires are power, ground, 1 wire going to the trans sensor and 1 wire coming back from the trans sensor. If that is how it is, how do I identify what wire is what? or if that isn't the way it is how do I find out what is what?
back of speedo


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you're missing the DRAC module. hooks up in between the sensor and the gauge. on the S10 its a white box bolted to the same bracket as the computer


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cool thanks I guess I get to go back to my favorite place


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