... Atlas t-case -
Gear Ratio: 10.34:1
Drop: Left hand drop (Driver Side)
Input Spline: 23 Spline short
Tailhousing: Standard Tailhousing (w/ speedo provission)
Speedometer: Electronic Speedometer Module
Rear Yoke: 1350 CV
Front Yoke: 1350 CV
Site Tube: Yes Please ....
![[Linked Image]](http://www.4x4extremesports.com/project_vehicles/Montero_Sport_Limited_1999_2015/2018030701-Atlas-4-Speed-Transfer-Case.jpg)
The Atlas 4-speed transfer case showed up last week with the electronic speedometer module included as ordered. The same part is available separately from AA under "300640 : TJ SPEEDOMETER HOUSING KIT".
TJ Speedometer Kit (PDF)![[Linked Image]](http://www.4x4extremesports.com/project_vehicles/Montero_Sport_Limited_1999_2015/2018031501-Advance-Adapter-TJ-SPEEDOMETER-HOUSING-PN-300640.jpg)
Since I've already wired up one Dakota Digital SGI-5 for converting VSS signals and have all the appropriate documentation, I figured I'd get this documented so the guy doing the work wouldn't have to recreate the wheel.
Advanced Adapters Electronic Speedo...ital SGI-5e for 1999 Montero Sport (PDF)Dakota Digital is up to 'e' on their SGI-5. If I remember correctly, I used the SGI-5c when I did the NP231 swap into my black SAS'd 1997 Sport. From a wiring perspective, nothing has really changed there. I originally used Tera's VSS from their NP231 ultra-short SYE which will accept 12v, but Advance Adapters VSS only accepts 5v. That required a change in the wiring configuration. Not a big deal. If anything it makes it easier to understand.

Again, the plan is to located the SGI-5 under the console right behind the shifter where it's well protected and easy to get to when configuring. One hole through the floor with a grommet and a LOT of silicon sealer.

Dakota Digital SGI-5e -> Mitsubishi Speedometer -
Male connector (SGI side):
A - Red Power 12v DC (SGI - POWER)
B - Black Ground (SGI - GROUND)
C - Yellow Sensor Signal Out (SGI - OUT1 or OUT2*)
Female connector (Mitsu side):
A - Black/White Power 12v DC (key switched)
B - Black Ground
C - Yellow/White Sensor Signal (to speedometer)
AA Electronic Speedometer (VSS) -> Dakota Digital SGI-5e -
Male connector (VSS side):
A - Orange 5v Sensor Power (SGI - SENSOR PWR)
B - Black/Blue Sensor Ground (SGI - SENSOR GND)
C - White/Orange Sensor Signal In (SGI - SIGNAL IN)
Female connector (SGI side):
A - Red 5v Sensor Power (SGI - SENSOR PWR)
B - Black Sensor Ground (SGI - SENSOR GND)
C - Orange Sensor Signal In (SGI - SIGNAL IN)
* If OUT1 doesn't work, use OUT2.
According to the Advance Adapter tech, there's another way to do this with different parts, but I KNOW this works well with the Mitsu speedometer and sends a reliable sensor signal to the PCM which is pretty important.

Now I have to figure out how to get the 2WD/4WD switch part working on an Atlas.

Edward