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> Power to guages, What supplies this power
surfdogskier
post Nov 23 2019, 12:18 PM
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I mentioned this before in a thread but I don't think it got answer. Since the tach wire is the only wire is see on the relay board that goes a gauge, is this also responsible for powering the other gauges as well? My gas, speedo, tach, do not work when the car is running.

Right now, if I hook up the purple/black wire coming from my relay plate to the - side of the coil, it causes the car to die. I evidently have a short somewhere in that wire some sort of theft thing installed maybe that is causing this.

I am in the process of ripping it out and seeing what I got going on.
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post Nov 23 2019, 12:26 PM
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To the best of my memory, The tach wire goes on the negative terminal work the condenser wire.
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post Nov 23 2019, 02:45 PM
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Whenever you have electrical problems the 1st stop should be to look at the schematic.
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