Add HUD to your 2010

[lionssfan]

click on link for 2011 camaro wiring schemadic for hud display


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[rydahog]

stop.....morse code.....stop!!

[baba booey]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

click on link for 2011 camaro wiring schemadic for hud display


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I don't understand do you not want to use 2SSRS harness there is no need to reinvent the wheel all is up and running with his harness just get the parts and install

[lionssfan]

I might buy a harness from ofer. I might make my own. I haven't decided. Some guys may want make there own harness on this website. I'm not sure I want to put the time in making a harness just yet. I'm just sharing information that I have to contribute to the website. This is a great site. If your not interested in making your own, no need to reply then.

[lionssfan]

Here is a picture of hud and how it mounts in dash. mounts from under dash. so thats what makes it difficult. to bad it doesn't drop straight in from the top with mount bolts.

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[mbrusco103]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

Here is a picture of hud and how it mounts in dash. mounts from under dash. so thats what makes it difficult. to bad it doesn't drop straight in from the top with mount bolts.

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Is there enough clearance under the dash without taking it off? because if it could be installed like this without having to pull gauges out or remove the dash this would be soo much easier.

[TonyNo]

There is a lot of empty space, but, I don't know if it's enough. Ofer will know soon.

[DWALEX]

The harness uses the correct fuse (F13 Display) of the Instrument Panel Fuse Block?

[zepcom]

Originally Posted by John Deere Boy

Has everyone forgot about the Bonneville, GM's first car with HUD? My 1993 Bonnie has it and i am 100% addicted. I didn't buy a 2010 Camaro SOLELY becuase of the rumors of HUD in 2011.

Agreed! I had a 1997 Bonneville fully loaded and it had the hud. It was amazing, something I got used to quite quickly. Props to all who are tackling this retrofit hud project. "whatevah" to the naysayers!

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Originally Posted by lionssfan

How did you determine what is the correct gage wire to use for each circuit within the harness. Just want to make sure each circuit can carry the amperage. thanks

If you have the Right docs from GM, you can see the Gage wire's you need, So all of you know all the new wire's used in this car are MM size

Originally Posted by lionssfan

what vin had the connector on the harness for the ABL lighting. and this is for the ambient lighting on the passenger side dash right. mine doesn't light up, but the door panels does. thanks

Hi, ABL connectors on the Dash ended at the VIN 9160000 mark but GM did not have it working on the DASH at any time, Only in the door was the ABL working.

Originally Posted by lionssfan

yes sorry dont recall seeing it I'll go back

I add it here for you.

Originally Posted by Tnpjohnson

I just got my 2010 camaro. It's in the paint shop get a custom paint job
I'm very interested in the HUD. Has any one put it in the dash yet?
I see that it works sitting on the dash board but is the air ducting the same as the 2011
Would love to have this in my car

Thxs Tom johnson

I will this week, Some things came up and had to work Saturday, I promised some new home owner to have there home ready and have a small problem come up.

Originally Posted by lionssfan

The head-up display is a secondary display system capable of reflecting important vehicle information onto the windshield. The vehicle information is displayed using virtual imaging and is reflected on the windshield in front of the driver. Battery positive voltage is the power source to the head-up display. The head-up display can only be enabled when the ignition is active and in RUN position. The head-up display receives vehicle information for display via the serial data circuit. The head-up display switch signal circuit is pulled up to battery voltage in the head-up display. The head-up display also provides the head-up display switch with a low reference. The head-up display switch is a momentary contact switch that connects a series of resistors in a resistor ladder format. The head-up display monitors the head-up display switch signal circuit to determine the head-up display switch inputs. Each switch state PAGE, UP, DOWN corresponds to a certain resistance value. The head-up display determines the switch pressed by the voltage drop across the resistors. The head-up display intensity can be changed by using the head-up display dimming switch. The head-up display is turned OFF using the dimming switch. The head-up display does not have a separate Off switch.

Yes that's right.

Originally Posted by lionssfan

click on link for 2011 camaro wiring schemadic for hud display


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That is almost all of it but not all.

Originally Posted by lionssfan

I might buy a harness from ofer. I might make my own. I haven't decided. Some guys may want make there own harness on this website. I'm not sure I want to put the time in making a harness just yet. I'm just sharing information that I have to contribute to the website. This is a great site. If your not interested in making your own, no need to reply then.

Good luck, the connectors are hard to find and i have all the ones in the US that where at distributes, So that lets you order the connectors from GM which you can do and pay more then i will sale the harness for.

Originally Posted by TonyNo

There is a lot of empty space, but, I don't know if it's enough. Ofer will know soon.

Thanks TonyNo, Man what a bad weekend, Computer stopped working at home so i need to see if i can get a power supply for it (i Think that's the problem) next the next door neighbors wife comes over and needs help with a water heater (He is out of town) That is broken.

[Top Thrill]

Originally Posted by 2SSRS

I will this week, Some things came up and had to work Saturday, I promised some new home owner to have there home ready and have a small problem come up.




Thanks TonyNo, Man what a bad weekend, Computer stopped working at home so i need to see if i can get a power supply for it (i Think that's the problem) next the next door neighbors wife comes over and needs help with a water heater (He is out of town) That is broken.

I thought you were not posting because you were busy working on your car.
You were busy, just not on the car. I can wait. Take your time and do it right.

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Here is how you know the wire size, note it's (.35 is most of the car) .5 or.8 or 1 and that is all in MM size.

[franknbeans]

Don't "F" with 2SSRS. . .he knows his shit.

[lionssfan]

It's nice to know the wire size of your harness is correct. Nice job, Sounds like you did your homework. Have to be careful out here. never know what your buying with hand built harness. Have to make sure it's save for the vehicle and the longevity of the Hud sys. Were you able to get the right crimping tools from Delphi? if not I may be able to help.