Hiya,
no tacho on Myrtle so no idea what revs it is pulling.
What are my options, realise I could probs do a head unit conversion to a T25 binnacle with tacho but guessing they are like hens teeth.
What about aftermarket?
And what do you use to drive the tacho signal?
Thanks,
MM
Tacho options for a AAZ
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Re: Tacho options for a AAZ
Hello,
you use the "W" pin on the alternator to drive the tacho - this sends a pulse out much like a coil on a petrol. Aftermarket tachos generally have a calibration screw on them so you can get it to where you want it - make sure you select the correct number of cylinders though! I used one of these which has proven to be absolutely fine:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTOGAUGE-2-B ... 4161ebf0e7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Ewen
you use the "W" pin on the alternator to drive the tacho - this sends a pulse out much like a coil on a petrol. Aftermarket tachos generally have a calibration screw on them so you can get it to where you want it - make sure you select the correct number of cylinders though! I used one of these which has proven to be absolutely fine:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTOGAUGE-2-B ... 4161ebf0e7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Ewen