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hi i installed a tach in my pickup took me awhile.. but i ran into a problem i think that i have the wire that controls illumination hoked up wrong. i have it attached to the blue white wire right behind the headlight/dimmer switch is this the correct wire?
thank you for any help
How does your tach read? Mine has always been low, so I'm considering trying a signal filter that glowshift sells to see if that helps any. either that or it's not hooked up right
Well I hooked the illumination wire to the bulb around the climate control *****. My tach seemed to be reading right but.... After driving it aways it started reading erratically and now has stopped reading so i think i have a connection issue and need to connect it better than the tap splice things..
I don't know what type of tach you have. I've owned a couple in my day. The digital racing tachs can get finiky on you, had one on my old talon. Spent a lot of money on it and hated it. Anyway, my 94 F250 has a protach that I installed, simple and to the point.
Anyway, I hooked the illumination wire to the illumated wire off the factory radio harness and the wire on the coil is white or light colored, it's on the left side of the harness when you are facing the truck. There is a red wire on the right side of the harness.
Hope this helps. I took some pictures but don't have a site to post them to, sorry.
hey cowman , can you post up the model of tach that you have ? will be easier to help with wiring , also the truck info ?
It's a sunpro supertach II CP7906
I think I have it hooked up right now, I will see because last time it tool the engine warming up before it caused problems. The truck is a 1994 f150 4.9 i6 Thank you very much for all the
help so far.
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