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TA_C10 · 12-02-2020, 11:37 AM

I forgot about this thread. So I have my gauges installed with BIM module. I got the RTX model for my 70 C10. They are awesome. And for my update to the question I asked above, I got everything from the stock PCM/ECM. I ended up with a 2003 6.0L PCM actually, the harness I rebuilt was from a 2005. And I "DO" get oil pressure from the BIM, I also get Trans Temp as well from the 4L60E as well.

FYI I followed LT1SWAP.COM videos to rebuild my harness. It's not that bad to do, you just need to go slow, take notes, and be thorough with the wiring and connections. If I ever do this again, I will extend the harness next time so it would relocate into the cab.

Here is quick video I did a couple months back.

TA_C10 Dakota Digital RTX

12-02-2020, 11:37 AM	#47
TA_C10 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Texas Posts: 1,353	Re: Dakota Digital HDX with the OBDII BIM module I forgot about this thread. So I have my gauges installed with BIM module. I got the RTX model for my 70 C10. They are awesome. And for my update to the question I asked above, I got everything from the stock PCM/ECM. I ended up with a 2003 6.0L PCM actually, the harness I rebuilt was from a 2005. And I "DO" get oil pressure from the BIM, I also get Trans Temp as well from the 4L60E as well. FYI I followed LT1SWAP.COM videos to rebuild my harness. It's not that bad to do, you just need to go slow, take notes, and be thorough with the wiring and connections. If I ever do this again, I will extend the harness next time so it would relocate into the cab. Here is quick video I did a couple months back. TA_C10 Dakota Digital RTX __________________ TA_C10 Stage 1 build - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?p=8333444 "It's only money". Last edited by TA_C10; 12-02-2020 at 11:48 AM.