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stumbled across a factory tach for a 66 impala,need to see if it works,it has two studs on the back,anyone know how to wire it up? thanks
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1967 SS427 4 speed triple black survivor-sold to a good home 1969 nova SS396 L78 4 speed triple black survivor 1970 camaro SS350 citrus green,Dad bought it new! 1968 chevelle ss396 L34 M21 KK rear all born with 1972 formula 400 M22 |
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The stud with the red grommet on the back goes to the negitive side of the coil. The housing needs to be grounded.
Jason |
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Jason,both studs have a red grommet
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1967 SS427 4 speed triple black survivor-sold to a good home 1969 nova SS396 L78 4 speed triple black survivor 1970 camaro SS350 citrus green,Dad bought it new! 1968 chevelle ss396 L34 M21 KK rear all born with 1972 formula 400 M22 |
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Can you post a picture. One should say dist and the other should say 12V
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Also, if you can post the part number that is ink stamped on the back it would help. If it's a TI ignition tach it won't hook up the same. That could damage it.
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Mark 1966 L72, 4spd Caprice 1974 Z28, M40 Camaro |
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