Run TheS2000Cluster.
90s & 2000s Hondas. Done right.
The S2000 cluster speaks a different language from every other Honda. The S2K Converter translates coolant temp, fuel level, and vehicle speed — so everything reads correctly, every time.
Three problems
solved.
Coolant Temp
Doesn't Read
The S2000 cluster expects a specific waveform to drive its temperature bar. Your donor car's coolant sensor outputs a completely different signal — so the gauge sits at cold all the time, no matter how hot the engine gets.
Fuel Level
Is Incorrect
Your fuel tank sender uses a different resistance range than what the S2000 gauge expects. The result is a needle that's always wrong — often reading empty on a full tank or somewhere stuck in the middle.
Speed Is
Improperly Scaled
The S2000 cluster expects a specific frequency from the speed sensor. Your vehicle's sensor provides a different one — so the speedometer reads wrong, no matter how you drive.