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| Alphaogre |
 May 30 2015, 05:27 PM
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I am in the process of trying to get my tach working. I baught a used one under the assumption that mine had an internal issue. The second used one I picked up also is not working when I hooked it all up.
I read on an old pelican forum that you can test the tach by connecting it outside of the wiering harness by connecting the + to Power the - to ground and the blk/purple plug directly to the - on the coil. Would this infact work? What if you dont have the original coil, but a replacement one? would that matter? I connected the + of the tach to the + on the batt, then the - of the tach to the - on the batt. I then connected the blk/purple connector directly to the - on the coil. Am I doing somethint wrong here? Are these VDO Tach known for going out? Any help would be great! This is all on a 1970 914 4 1.7 |
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Alphaogre tach testing May 30 2015, 05:27 PM
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timothy_nd28 Send them to me, I'll test both of them for fr... May 31 2015, 07:52 AM  |
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