Tachometer

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lankyjames
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Tachometer

Post by lankyjames »

Hi all,
I have just replaced my coil and my instrument pack and i'm confused as to get the tacho working again, i have connected the black/white wires onto the negative of the coil but nothing.

I connected up my TIM tach gauge and that worked perfectly.

My thoughts are that as i have provided a 'new' 12v ignition live to the coil +positive, removing the original white lead ( that i assumed would be connected to the same position) would this affect the tacho (as the tim tacho needed +ve and -ve feed for correct operation?).

Any ideas welcome!
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d.woodspeed
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Re: Tachometer

Post by d.woodspeed »

Hi! Why did you replace instrument pod, was it faulty? If you have wired everthing as before, is it possible your replacement pod is faulty?
Dave.
lankyjames
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Re: Tachometer

Post by lankyjames »

The trip meter was broken, i haven't had chance yet to test the old pod back in so it could well be the new one is at fault :(
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Geoff Butcher
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Re: Tachometer

Post by Geoff Butcher »

lankyjames wrote:The trip meter was broken :(


I've never had one that wasn't!
Geoff
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Re: Tachometer

Post by lankyjames »

Well in that case, i'm putting the original back...be easier to keep a track of the correct mileage of the car.

Can anyone confirm the tacho wires are the black and white wires that connect to the negative of the coil?
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