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Fiero Thomas
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MAY 31, 08:03 PM
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Gall757
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JUN 03, 11:27 AM
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You can get it rebuilt by forum member J Gunsett.
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theogre
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JUN 03, 12:04 PM
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Tach filter is likely dead. Temp test is bypass the filter to see if tach works. don't leave it bypass or can kill the tach and/or the ignition.
Dash plugs on back and/or clips on dash back can be crappy.
Tach has bolts that are contacts that get loose dirty or both.
Take tach out.
Carefully loosen then tighten all the bolts and stamped nuts a few times to wipe off minor crap.------------------
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(Jurassic Park)
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Fiero Thomas
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JUN 03, 05:31 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Gall757:
You can get it rebuilt by forum member J Gunsett. |
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Thank You I have been in contact with him,
Tom
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Fiero Thomas
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JUN 10, 06:41 PM
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Robodog_X920
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JUN 11, 12:13 AM
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I have had similar issues with the tach and the rpm gauges when going through puddles or having the car being rained on/snowed on then having the car sit off. It usually fixes its self after driving a little bit luckily. Not sure if it is the same case for you.
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Fiero Thomas
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JUN 14, 08:37 PM
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Put the new tach filter on today and everything works as it should. Only issue is that I cannot get the bolt off that the filter is mounted to. I had to tuck the filter on so I hope it will be OK for a long while.
Thanks to mrfiero for the filter.
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