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installing a tach
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supereal |
06-25-2017 @ 1:29 PM
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I see the Sun tachs and senders at swap meets now and then. Most of us used them back in our hotrod days. They are excellent for 6 volt vehicles.
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TomO |
06-11-2017 @ 6:07 PM
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If you have the coil mounted on top of the distributor, the condenser mount is the pick up point for the contact points. I do not know how your tach needs to be connected, but when I connect my dwell meter, the - lead goes to the condenser mount and the + lead goes to ground.
Tom
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39FORDPU |
06-11-2017 @ 3:50 PM
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I want to install a tach in my 1939 P.U. The wires go to the + and - on the coil, I only see one wire coming out of the top of the coil where do I hook up the wires? The truck is all stock. Thank You.
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