I had one of these as well, it was great! The fuel sensor crapped out
eventually, near as I can tell the bulb burned out, and I couldn't
find any replacement parts or complete units. I miss it greatly, wish
I had one again. Here's a pic of mine I just took, I spend a few hours
searching the web for another one but gave up.
http://www.fierocentral.com/images/misc/zemco.jpg
JazzMan
> The Zemco DT4 was made in California by Zemco Inc., 12907 Santa Alcosta Bvd,
> San Ramon California. It was sold in Canada by Canadian Tire and Woodwards
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> Spud: davidaanderson and that would be at shaw and a dot then ca

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KENG - 31 May 2004 21:18 GMT
I love these little computers. Alas, they can't be used on modern cars
with EFI. I have one but need a Diesel/EFI interface module made for
them. Zemco sold one, but not many left. Keep a lookout on E-Bay they
show up occasionally.
KenG
> I had one of these as well, it was great! The fuel sensor crapped out
> eventually, near as I can tell the bulb burned out, and I couldn't
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>>Spud: davidaanderson and that would be at shaw and a dot then ca
JMARS - 02 Aug 2005 13:39 GMT
You, Spud and JazzMan all posted a comment on the Zemco Computer back in
May 2004. I just replied to Spuds post. You might be interested. JMARS
KENG - 31 May 2004 21:21 GMT
Oh, I forgot, check this place out (http://www.oztechnics.com.au/index.htm)
KenG
> I had one of these as well, it was great! The fuel sensor crapped out
> eventually, near as I can tell the bulb burned out, and I couldn't
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>>Spud: davidaanderson and that would be at shaw and a dot then ca
bob76mark - 24 Sep 2006 22:58 GMT
I have Zemco ZT1 driving computer with a spare gas sensor. I am looking for
the magnetic pick up or infor on it.
Not familiar with the DT4. But I'm very familiar with the CompuCruise Model
44 by Zemco Inc.I had one installed in my 1973 Grand Am. My brother bought
one Mar. 1981. He never installed it. I picked it up from him a couple of
years ago. Still in the box. Computer and parts still in plastic bags.
total 'Virgin'. I mentioned this unit to one other person. I'm working on
a deal with him for a new computer. I installed one on my 2000 Chevy Van a
couple of days ago, and it is fantastic' If you liked the CompuCruise -
hold on to your 'a.s'. Guess I will test the market a little and see what
I might get for a 'Virgin'. As soon as I work out the details I will post
information on the new computer.
KENG - 02 Aug 2005 22:19 GMT
You installed this on a fuel injected vehicle? How did you connect the
fuel flow sensor? I actually have a couple of these units, and have been
waiting and searching for one of the EFI interface modules they made to
be able to use mine.
KenG
> Not familiar with the DT4. But I'm very familiar with the CompuCruise Model
> 44 by Zemco Inc.I had one installed in my 1973 Grand Am. My brother bought
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> I might get for a 'Virgin'. As soon as I work out the details I will post
> information on the new computer.
JMARS - 04 Aug 2005 06:17 GMT
1973 Grand Am was not FI and my computer was a model 44. Never heard of
DT4. Heard from another person, his would not take FI.