1mm and 7CZ are both 70 pin the ecm is interchangeable on both. I’m not an expert on elogs, but your 1mm ecm is the same function in cat powered trucks built before 10/01/2002.
Which older cats WILL work with eld?
Discussion in 'ELD Forum | Questions, Answers and Reviews' started by tnc110, Mar 20, 2018.
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Not to hijack a thread but I’m very curious about if my truck will run an elog. 96 Pete 379 e model cat has the 6 pin plug. I’m curious if it has the 6 pin does that automatically mean it’ll work?
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Just realized this was from 2018 lol don’t suppose I’ll actually be hi jacking it
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So unless they have Elogs out now that communicate with that your out of luck.
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Swaan is there anything I can do to make it work? My company requires elog and I bought the truck under the impression any truck with a 6 pin plug would run an elog
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Use the search up on top. Plenty of threads on what individuals are using. Long as you have a tablet, smartphone, etc..... you can download from several apps that are available in the market.
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If your dead set on Elog phone malk industries. I know they make a box that converts j1939 to the newer style . They make these so people can put older E cats with 40 pin ecms into the newer gliders. The engine ecm can then talk to the multiplexed dash in the newwer trucks. I'm thinking it would work for your Elog also.
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Why would you go with that old of an engine if you weren't trying to avoid elogs. This post makes no sense.
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It's his company that's making him run Elogs .Jbell03 and Diesel Dave Thank this.
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