Tach Signal, My Last Attempt

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!!!!!!)

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.

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

"we" can... ;) 8) 8)

here it is....

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which white one is it #-o

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

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Originally Posted by thehunterooo

which white one is it #-o

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

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

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Originally Posted by AveoRob

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.

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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.