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| EvilChief
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| Posted:May 14 2003, 03:22 AM |
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Jackohhh:
Hey, i own an xe falcon and i want to install some tachos and gauges, mines a gl so it comes with the bodgy econogauge and i wana know how to install a revs tacho, i know u have to find the right wire, but does anyone know if the wire is actually there? thanks
SikXC:
Hey There Jack,
Yes, in some XE's the wire is there, its a pink wire, it should run off your coil. If it isnt there, take it to an auto electrician, cos i dont know how to do it.
HoonsTuffXE:
If the wire isn't there, run it off the negitive on your coil. Make sure if it's a autometer or similar to clip whatever wire to make it rev for a 6 pack or don't clip anything if it's for an 8.
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 Posted:May 25 2003, 05:44 PM |
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Negative coil on the XE is the only option. With later models such as EF/EL you can just connect the wire to
the correct pin on the diagnostics terminal.
If any one needs help with this then give us a shout, I've done it a couple of times.
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