I just bought a cluster to take the tach out of it. I replaced mine and for 150 miles it worked fine. Now once again it's stuck at a given rpm, but sometimes it will read the rpm.
When I got the car the tach was off, it would indicate that the car was redlining at 8k so I took the tach out of a cluster I had. That tach lasted 15 thousand miles. Now i'm back to square one.
Even when I shut the car off the tach doesn't drop down to zero. I'm thinking whatever the issue I just burned out another tach.
I don't think I can read the tach signal with a voltmeter but i'm going to research. I guess i'll start by checking continuity for the wires feeding the tach over the weekend hopefully and report back. I don't know what could be causing this issue, and maybe I threw out two good tachs. I guess too much resistance in the wiring could cause them to go bad.
When I got the car the tach was off, it would indicate that the car was redlining at 8k so I took the tach out of a cluster I had. That tach lasted 15 thousand miles. Now i'm back to square one.
Even when I shut the car off the tach doesn't drop down to zero. I'm thinking whatever the issue I just burned out another tach.
I don't think I can read the tach signal with a voltmeter but i'm going to research. I guess i'll start by checking continuity for the wires feeding the tach over the weekend hopefully and report back. I don't know what could be causing this issue, and maybe I threw out two good tachs. I guess too much resistance in the wiring could cause them to go bad.