Tach Signal, My Last Attempt

[thehunterooo]

As you all know, I have failed on several attempts to get a tach signal to my ricer tach on my dash, I need help...again(pictures!!!!!!)

[ontarian_frog]

An injector can be used as a signal. Or at the coil. Let me post a picture of when I installed my remote starter. A website had a picture of the cluster wiring harness and which wire was the tach signal. I'm at work right now but I'm sure I saved that pic somewhere.

[thehunterooo]

sweet, i just cant believe i am having such a hard time lol

[serega12]

"we" can...

[ontarian_frog]

here it is....

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[AveoRob]

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[thehunterooo]

which white one is it

if i cut it and splice it back togther, is it still going to work?

[AveoRob]

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[ontarian_frog]

which white one is it

if i cut it and splice it back togther, is it still going to work?

It's the white wire, in front of the yellow and brown one. Don't cut it, just splice into it.

[serega12]

Either strip back about 1/2 inch of insulation, then split the strands of wire, insert your wire, twist together, solder and tape with good tape. Or, get a 3M scotchlock of the PROPER gauge and connect it that way.

There are different types of scotchlok connectors, get the t-tap type... I know Radioschack has some in different sizes... most of auto parts stores have just 16-18 gauge size for whatever reason... your local audio shop might have some though.

You can see what they look like and how to install them here: http://www.safe-n-sound1.com/POWER%20TAP%20HELP.html
As AveoRob mentioned, use PROPER gauge.