Oh dear - I’m in the same position.
Old school 80mph speedo.
Changed rears from 3:70 to 3:55 24.5 LP.
Speedo reads 65 when running 70.
Amtek calculations were no good.
Old dip switch settings were 2,4,5,7,8,9.
Any ideas?
Dip switch settings on a 379
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Thanks for this Chart helped me today. Got my new to me speedo spot on.
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The ECM won’t affect your manual speedometer. However you need to change it in ecm so that the speed it reads and miles it logs remain correct.
A 13 speed is .73 overdrive may be why I had to move way up the chart I’m not sure. I was glad to have a starting point thoughOxbow and ProfessionalNoticer Thank this. -
Thanks. Do you remember where the PPM setting was in Electronic Technician?
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I ended up using the directions from the Ametek 900 series Speedometer and it's spot on. Very easy. All the numbers are in the formula. Just use your gear ratio and tire height to do the math. Now I need to find someone with ET that won't rape me just to update the PPM in the ECM. The dealer wants to bill me for an entire hour for a 5 minute job.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.ametekvis.com/-/media/ametekvis/download/technical-support/900_series_speedometer_calibration_switch_settings.pdf?la=en&revision=045e282a-22ad-4eab-bfb6-5b552e8f8145&hash=9329DC6289E3DBE7E013DDF08D63AA20&ved=2ahUKEwjXmsL4yt7xAhUEV80KHS1lBK8QFnoECAQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2scjlEf-Mxg4EMiFF5kgdg
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