The N-Que FJ40 Digital Dashboard is the first of its kind in the Land Cruiser FJ40 community. The cluster is a snap-in replacement for the OEM FJ40 cluster and communicates seamlessly with all the analog sensors in the FJ40 regardless of engine or transmission swap. The custom cover for is available in three flavors: ABS Plastic Stainless Steel Aluminum The digital dashboard features a central 5” capacitive touchscreen with three different display modes: Analog: Digital: Raw: In addition to this there are four dedicated screen for Oil, Water, Fuel and Battery gauges just like the OEM FJ 40 cluster. The dashboard is accompanied by an analog to digital sending unit that converts and transmits the following sensor data: Speed – The unit connects to the transfer case via a supplied Toyota Hilux VSS Sensor (Model 83181-20040). Sensors for non-Toyota transmission can be supplied as required. RPM – The sender unit connects to your bellhousing via a magnetic universal pickup sensor or to your alternator. The Sensor reading can be calibrated based on the frequency of pulses coming from the bellhousing or the alternator. Fuel - All OEM and aftermarket resistance to ground sensors are supported. Calibration is required depending on your sensor resistance range. Water Temperature – All OEM and aftermarket resistance to ground sensors are supported. Minimal calibration required. Oil Pressure – OEM and aftermarket sensors supported. GPS – The included GPS provides compass heading, speed, navigation position and temperature data. OBD2 – Included in the FJ Digital dashboard is an OBD2 module and DB9 to OBD2 cable to connect most modern engines and pickup Speed, RPM, Engine Temperature and Odometer through a single connection. Supported Digital Sensors: Left / Right Turn Signals Hi-Beams Brake Light 4X4 indicator (Where supported) Optional User Defined on/off sensor. If you currently own a FJ40 Digital Cluster you can find the manual here. The dash has also been featured on the 40 Channel and has made a 2600 KM trek to CLECS and back, you can find more about that by visiting the link below:
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