Where does the little red wire go

[Tom_Barb]

I have a Banks OttoMind engine calibration Module. There is a 4 wire cable that runs from the module to the instrument panel. the 4 wires are Black, (common ground) Green (gauge) and White (gauge) and then there is a red wire, that has a small blade connector. The red wire is disconnected and there is no obvious place for it.

This system worked until about 4 months ago.

Yes I know it is an old system, but it worked?

We installed a new back up camera, and this wire must have been disconnected behind the instrument panel some how.

I checked for + power, not powered

[Tom_Barb]

It's over, we must upgrade.
Any opinions ?
on boost gauges? EGT gauges?

https://www.agdieselsolutions.com/product/12100/

[enblethen]

I am surprised that Banks doesn't have obsolete manuals on website.
Good luck!

[Tom_Barb]

enblethen wrote:
I went through Banks site and didn't find your model number. You could try calling Eric Davis over at Eric's RV in Sequim. He did a lot of work with Gale Banks.

that engine calibration module , is way of date.
banks is sending a owners manual for it.
But looks like I'm in for a updated module but not for banks.

[enblethen]

I went through Banks site and didn't find your model number. You could try calling Eric Davis over at Eric's RV in Sequim. He did a lot of work with Gale Banks.

[Tom_Barb]

enblethen wrote:
Go to Banks website with your exact product part number for the instructions if you don't have them.
What is your Banks part number?

62663

[enblethen]

Go to Banks website with your exact product part number for the instructions if you don't have them.
What is your Banks part number?

[Tom_Barb]

enblethen wrote:
Not sure if this is your exact product. Page 16 says power.

Manual

This is not a "Stinger pack' and this system is on a cummins 8.3 ISC

Thanks for helping.

[enblethen]

Not sure if this is your exact product. Page 16 says power.

Manual

[rgatijnet1]

As mentioned red is usually for power. Perhaps it is used to power the back lighting at night.

[Bruce_Brown]

Red is normally power. I would suspect it goes to a keyed hot in your fuse panel.

I could be wrong, but I'd also guess a call to Banks would also answer your question.