| Tach hookup [message #101127] |
Mon, 27 September 2010 12:44  |
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cbwoodsr
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have repaired most of the melted/burnt/etc wiring but am now wondering how to re-hookup the tach. What would it hook up to for the signal?
Has two wires from steering column mount that go behind dash. Want to find the other end for the signal, should be near where the dist is?
CBWood
77 Kingslay
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| Re: Tach hookup [message #101128 is a reply to message #101127] |
Mon, 27 September 2010 12:52  |
Ron
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CBWood.
There is a tach connector on the HEI Distributor cap. Marked as such..
Ron
now a P.O.
Conifer, CO
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| Re: Tach hookup [message #101145 is a reply to message #101127] |
Mon, 27 September 2010 17:13 |
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cbwoodsr
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I have the ‘original’ distributor, however I looked at the connections on the drivers side and there were 2 wires going in, one side marked ‘tach’. Both were plugged in and I saw the tach wire but it didn’t work. BUT, my military upbringing said, ‘check’em dummy’. The side of the plug where the tach wire went in was broken out, so the connector could be pushed out since nothing was holding it in. So, push it back in and reconnect… duh!!! Works.
Thankx to Bob Burkett
CBWood
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