Where does the tachometer's "Pulse Sender" plug into the instrument panel?
01-09-2007, 04:35 AM
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Where does the tachometer's "Pulse Sender" plug into the instrument panel?
I have a USA '81 auto. The part is part # 928.606.210.00 everything else found a home easily, but I cannot find where this thing plugs into. It sends the signal to the tach for the revs. I have the Factory manuals, and they don't even have them on there.
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01-09-2007, 11:26 AM
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Hmm, just lookaed at pet and see the part there. I have not see anything like that when my cluster was out, and looking at the three spare clusters none of them have connections other than the 3 cables. Is this something physically on your car?, or seen in pet? The WSM have been known to have a few discrepencies/omissions.
01-09-2007, 01:10 PM
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The part number you mention is for the "Impulse Sender" which lives in the transmission. The actual wire for the tach signal connects to the cluster on pin 3 of the middle connector, as I mentioned in your previous thread. Well, I didn't mention the pin number, but I mentioned it's on the middle edge connector.
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Originally Posted by SharkSkin
The part number you mention is for the "Impulse Sender" which lives in the transmission.
Why on earth do I have one in my dash
I cannot figure out what it connects do.
The actual wire for the tach signal connects to the cluster on pin 3 of the middle connector, as I mentioned in your previous thread. Well, I didn't mention the pin number, but I mentioned it's on the middle edge connector.
Why on earth do I have one in my dash
I cannot figure out what it connects do. The actual wire for the tach signal connects to the cluster on pin 3 of the middle connector, as I mentioned in your previous thread. Well, I didn't mention the pin number, but I mentioned it's on the middle edge connector.
Thanks again for taking the time to clarify stuff for me.
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Scott
