tachometer
Check the Chilton's manual - it shows the tach hooking to the pink wire from the distributor (notthe pink wire from the wiring harness). Looks to me, if you have CrossFire Ing. a regular tach ain't gona work.
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Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 2.8 V6
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Actually, it's a black/white wire (on the gray connector), but, same thing. Think twice before using the blue splice connector to tap into the wire. My splice connector wound up cutting thru 99% of the copper strands in that black/white wire, and almost left me stranded.
To fix it, I cut the harness wire in half, and stripped back the insulation on both sides. I crimped a non-insulated butt terminal over one end of the harness wire. Then I twisted the tach wire with the remaining harness wire end, and crimped the two into the butt connector. Then I added solder to the ends, and taped it all up.
'Course you could just peel back a bit of the insulation and twist the tach wire onto the harness wire and then solder/tape the joint...
What kind of tachometer did you buy?
To fix it, I cut the harness wire in half, and stripped back the insulation on both sides. I crimped a non-insulated butt terminal over one end of the harness wire. Then I twisted the tach wire with the remaining harness wire end, and crimped the two into the butt connector. Then I added solder to the ends, and taped it all up.
'Course you could just peel back a bit of the insulation and twist the tach wire onto the harness wire and then solder/tape the joint...
What kind of tachometer did you buy?
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Apr 25, 2016 09:21 PM




What does a 2.8L redline at? i want to buy a tach, so what should i get it to go up to, 6000?

