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owelly

posted on 30/7/07 at 05:01 PM Reply With Quote
Ford tacho wiring

I have done a search but nothing gives me a definate answer........
I have a set of clocks from a 3ltr Capri as I needed a speedo to use with the type 9 box and I wanted a 6cyl tacho to talk to the Alfa V6. That was the easy bit!
There are three terminals on the back of the tacho. I have deduced from the stuff I found in the search that the one that stands away from the others is the earth(??). The other two should be the +ve and the pulse from the coil.
Can anyone tell me the real answer??? I don't like the smell of burning wires and I don't want to find another set of clocks because I have fried these!!
Cheers, Owelly.








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rusty

posted on 30/7/07 at 05:32 PM Reply With Quote
I'm thinking brown -ve, black +ve and white signal but thet is just a guess from your photos.
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owelly

posted on 4/8/07 at 06:49 PM Reply With Quote
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I'm thinking brown -ve, black +ve and white signal but thet is just a guess from your photos.


That made fire...................

New clocks please!!





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Dusty

posted on 7/8/07 at 01:03 AM Reply With Quote
This way I think for next time Rescued attachment caprirev.jpg
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rusty nuts

posted on 7/8/07 at 06:43 PM Reply With Quote
Speedy Cables may be able to help with the correct information.
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rusty

posted on 7/8/07 at 07:16 PM Reply With Quote
Sorry was a guess.
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