AEM CD-7 Dash Display Overview!

[@TheAnonymous1one]

This guy knows his product inside and out. Great job well explained.

[@TheDementedMonkeys]

You have no idea how amazing they all are at AEM. Always helpful and fast replying despite living half a world away.

[@FredricAasbo]

Loving this in our new Formula Drift car! Lightning quick and brightness so bright we actually had to turn it down to 70% :)

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Thank you Fredric! We weren't kidding about it being daylight readable!!

[@hpa101]

Great video guys! Nice work.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Thanks guys! You are going to love this when you get a chance to use it.

[@bryanhassell7814]

I hope this has a “danger to manifold” warning

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Ha!! It does if you program it to say that! We suggest using it for overboost. Seriously though, all text, warnings, alarms, and channels feature fully customizable text that you can enter in almost any language.

[@erik_cruz]

It looks really nice and i plan on getting one. My only criticism is using blue in the shift lights rather than red. I will be taking mine apart to change out those blue for red. Other than that, looks really nice.

[@blacklineindustries7602]

The shift light is green/amber/blue for a reason. Most pro-level racers reserve flashing red lights to be indicators for bad things. Well a shift light isn't a bad thing so there's no reason for it to be red. If you do some looking around at very high end color LED shift lights for pro-level racing, you'll see that most if not all are in fact not red.

[@jackass123455]

except in drag where nearly all the shift lights are red or amber because in drag you don't look at or have time for any other warnings it's just the shift light that's it any other issues are dealt with ecu end and engine protection protocols

[@CarGuy87]

Very detailed video thank you. Great product from what I can tell.

[@kylewilliamson9418]

this looks awesome. I'm sure this would work great with Infinity.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Thank you Kyle! It will work great with the Infinity, Series 2, EMS-4, and we have 17 validated 3rd party applications it works great with right now, with about 40 more 3rd party devices being validated right now. We want anyone who needs a dash to be able to use the CD-7, regardless of which ECU they are using.

[@meifert2]

Looking at this for my RX7. The factory gauges won't work with an SR20DET swap

[@snooze4863]

I wonder if you can add your cars logo to pop up during start ups 🤔

[@fuuswag9835]

Dont suppose you can modify led shift light colours?

[@3ergen]

I have CD-7 AEM display, I had one screen that was reading all my sensors and made some cganges and for some reason now reading RPM only, I have all the sensors and ECU Microtech, What can i do?

[@jackmccauley5042]

I bought one for my Lola. We'll see how it works.

[@ANANDKbruce]

Does it have coolent temp gauge

[@Deckers_racing_24]

Can you program the LED shift lights to different channels?

[@jasaircraft]

Can it communicate with a stock evoX ecu? Can we add sensors like fuel/oil pressure?

[@KRUCity]

Ziemlich geil. Sowas wäre auch mega für meinen Evo^^. Leider sind die Preise ziemlich... Hooooo

[@jordanjuarez2180]

is it pretty easy to use! Really thinking of getting one!:)

[@stephenlozada7158]

How many bits of brightness that’s what us computer nerds want to know

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

1000 cd/m2 (we are computer nerds too) :)

[@killerkyle96]

I'm hoping to use this is a show car, is there a way to show tpms, fuel gauge and general displays like that?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

If the TPMS is transmitted via CAN bus then yes, you can show it. You can show fuel if it is transmitted via CAN, or you can add it using one of our CAN Sensor Modules, either the 6 Channel or 22 Channel version. There is more info on those products here: www.aemelectronics.com/products/cd-digital-dash-displays-adapter-harnesses/aemnet-can-bus-expansion-modules

[@downstroke7139]

Can this be connected to v2 aem ecu? If so will I be able to view what the ecu is viewing?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

You will need to connect the Series2 AEMnet output to the CD-7's AEMnet input. We make cables that makes this easy: www.aemelectronics.com/products/programmable-engine-management-systems/series-2-programmable-ems/series-2-aemnet-adapters. DashDesign software has templates with channels pre-configured for the Series2, so you can display any channels from the ECU on the dash. More info is on our site or contact our support team if you have any other questions! [e-mail]

[@69aknsg]

Will this work with Ktuner ecu?

[@cencalsupras]

will it work with a ms3 ecu? I'm interested especially since it can be seen well in the sun.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Yes, we list all of the validated non-AEM devices here: aemelectronics.com/?q=forum/can-configurations-3rd-party-hardware

[@mart182003]

I would buy this for my street car, I don’t have a race car haha.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Hi Mike, you can install it on a street car, too! If it is 2008-up we make an adapter harness that connects to the OBDII port and transmits all available channels to the dash, and we also make CAN Adapter modules so you can add sensors and features you want and then send them to the dash over AEMnet CAN bus. Check out our website for more info! www.aemelectronics.com/products/cd-digital-dash-displays-adapter-harnesses

[@leonelrevilla4g92a]

AEMpowerTV will this work in a diesel car with obd2 port?

[@spit_fire82]

Does it works from evo5 stock ecu?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

The CD Carbon dashes require inputs from a CAN bus connection, so it will not plug in place of your factory dash. Check out SpeedAcademy's EVO 6 install, where they cover the conversion and what you need, and show the setup in a later video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX2Tq4GMptZ8m5I

[@joel.ew10a]

Would it work with Megasquirt?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Yes, it is tested to work with Megasquirt, MS3, MS2, Microsquirt, DIYPNP & MSPNP Gen2 ECUs

[@shacaramalone]

Can u used this with hptuners pro

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

HP Tuners is open source for the stock ECU. We have a Plug & Play Adapter cable that sends available CAN channels to the dash via the OBD port, but OBDII CAN is only available on 08-up vehicles. It has a pass-through connector so you can see the channels on the dash even when tuning with HP Tuners connected. The adapter is here: www.aemelectronics.com/products/cd-7-obdii-can-plug-play-adapter-harness If your car is not 08-up, then you would need a CAN output for your channels to display on the dash and for this we recommend our 22 Channel CAN Sensor Module. This will allow anyone to install a CD-7 or CD-5 Carbon dash on any vehicle: www.aemelectronics.com/?q=products/30-2212-22-channel-can-sensor-module

[@leonelrevilla4g92a]

Will this work in a diesel car obd2 port?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Yes, we have tested the CD-7 dash on a 2016 Duramax and received a number of standard PIDs as well as some of the Diesel specific ones like EGT.

[@leonelrevilla4g92a]

AEMpowerTV where can i buy this online? Like ebay? Can u send me a link?

[@muzzytt]

Will this work with link ecu?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Yes it will and we make a Plug & Play Cable to simplify installation! www.aemelectronics.com/products/cd-7-vi-peclink-ecu-pnp-adapter-harness

[@Karim.R1]

nice vid, but actually you can use gloves on a touch screen, like motorcycles gloves !!!