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Kenworth T440, T470, T660, W900 & late model T800 PMG
Installation Guide
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Install Overview
PMGPower
Antenna
Display
Engine DataFuses
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Power ConnectionsPower, Ignition, and Ground connect to the
spare leads behind the leftmost dash panel. These are powered by
the fuse positions on the following page.
Plug the red power
connection into 1 spare
port with red labels, noting
the spare fuse position on
the label (BATT A-H.)
Plug the black ground
connections into the
white triple spare ports
with white labels.
Splice 0.180” bullet connectors on the Power Assembly Power,
Ignition, and Ground leads.
Plug the white ignition
connection into a spare port
with orange labels, noting
the spare fuse position on
the label (IGN A-F.)
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Fuses
Fuse the second row “SPARE
IGN” position corresponding to
the PMG ignition bullet spare
using a 5 amp fuse.
Fuse the top row “SPARE BATT”
position corresponding to the PMG
bullet spare using a 15 amp fuse.
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Engine Data Connections
Locate and disconnect
the vehicle’s ‘J1939 V-
CAN’ connector behind
the key switch panel.
Connect the PMG
J1939 male and female
connectors to the
J1939 pigtails.
Connect the Trimble
PACCAR J1939
male and female
pigtails to the vehicle
V-CAN male and
female connectors.
If the vehicle is pre-2010,
connect the J1708 black 2-
pin to the distribution block
behind the ignition switch. If
the vehicle is 2010 or newer
the J1708 connector will not
be used and can be tied off.
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Antenna
Remove the switch panel
to the left of the radio
and clean the top of the
air duct using alcohol
and a paper towel.
Mount the PMG
antenna to the
duct using the
tape provided.
Feed the antenna cable into
the central dash space.
Bundle and secure all but
the last twelve inches.
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Display
Mount the RAM base to the
dash using 4 bolts and a
backing plate. Be sure to
mount it high enough that
the glove box opens freely.
Secure the cable using a
P-clamp on the
doghouse screw.
Route the display cable into
the dash through the gap on
the passenger’s side of the
doghouse.
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PMG Mount
Connect the PMG cables and
the display blue barrel; then
mount the PMG to the air
duct below the radio using
double-sided foam tape or a
machine screw.
