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shuwa29Apr-06-02 04:31 PM
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#19123, "wiring an autometer tach"




          

my friend has just gotten a autometer monster tach and he is in need of the wiring steps to hook it up. he has a 98 gs-t eclipse and the autometer tach. what all does he need to do to have it running. thanks. btw, he is posting this on ga.dsm also. thanks.
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2003 BMW 325I Premium/Sport Package
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RE: wiring an autometer tach, dsmprobe, Apr-07-02 01:59 AM, #1
RE: wiring an autometer tach, LS1Z28Chris, Apr-09-02 05:53 AM, #2
      RE: wiring an autometer tach, shuwa29, Apr-09-02 09:18 AM, #3
           RE: wiring an autometer tach, LS1Z28Chris, Apr-09-02 01:54 PM, #4
                RE: wiring an autometer tach, shuwa29, Apr-09-02 07:14 PM, #5
                     RE: wiring an autometer tach, LS1Z28Chris, Apr-10-02 03:00 AM, #6
                          RE: wiring an autometer tach, LS1Z28Chris, Apr-10-02 07:25 AM, #7

dsmprobeApr-07-02 01:59 AM
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#19124, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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Wiring Diagram for 1995+ DSMs

Always check the polarity of wires before tapping into them, as the following table may be incorrect for some wires.

~Tach signal, White, Pin 6 at 18pin connector behind driver's side of console..
~Can also be found at tach filter on power transistor.
~Turbo has tach test connector on passenger firewall.

  

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LS1Z28ChrisApr-09-02 05:53 AM
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#19125, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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>Wiring Diagram for 1995+ DSMs
>
>Always check the polarity of wires before tapping into them,
>as the following table may be incorrect for some wires.
>
>~Tach signal, White, Pin 6 at 18pin connector behind
>driver's side of console..
>~Can also be found at tach filter on power transistor.
>~Turbo has tach test connector on passenger firewall.

That is the same thing on DSM.org. That didn't help us at all. What my buddy and us need is someone who has actually installed to tach.

Thanks for trying, though. emoji

Chris

The Car: Silver 2000 M6 Camaro Z28, Black leather interior, t-tops.
321.4 rwhp and 338.5 ft. lbs. torque
The Mods:
Performance Mods: Carbon Fiber Whisper Lid, FRA mod, a K&N air filter, and the SLP Loudmouth.
Appearance Mods: Black billet grille, and black carbon fiber look CAMARO letters for rear fascia, removed Z28 emblems.
Misc: A two stage DEI motion sensor for when the t-tops are off.

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#19126, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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well chris, i can't believe you actually got on our site! anyways, boddy is selling it now so nevermind.
later

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2006 Yamaha YZF R6 (Blue/Black)
2005 Honda CBR 600 RR (Blue REPSOL)
2003 BMW 325I Premium/Sport Package
2003 Honda CBR 600 RR (sold)
1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS (sold)
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DarkOne> but we all have that inner ricer that is just dying to come out sometimes...

  

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LS1Z28ChrisApr-09-02 01:54 PM
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#19127, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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>well chris, i can't believe you actually got on our site!
>anyways, boddy is selling it now so nevermind.
>later

Man, he already screwed two holes in his dashboard. If it were me, and I had put two holes in the dashboard for a tach, I'd sure as hell keep that tach. He was more than halfway through the install, why give up?

Chris

The Car: Silver 2000 M6 Camaro Z28, Black leather interior, t-tops.
http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/chrisdyno.htm>321.4 rwhp and 338.5 ft. lbs. torque
The Mods:
<*>Performance Mods: Carbon Fiber Whisper Lid, FRA mod, a K&N air filter, and the SLP Loudmouth.
<*>Appearance Mods: Black billet grille, and black carbon fiber look CAMARO letters for rear fascia, removed Z28 emblems.
<*>Misc: A two stage DEI motion sensor for when the t-tops are off.

The Website: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris">www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris

LS1.com member #17036

http://www.ls1.com/forums/attachment.php?s=ef702a0c5c81e4393219cc51256ea694&postid=448163>13.729@105.8 mph with at 2.347 60'. emoji

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http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/sig.htm

***Full Website***
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shuwa29Apr-09-02 07:14 PM
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#19128, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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he wants to sell it and get a turbo timer. that's why.
later

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2006 Yamaha YZF R6 (Blue/Black)
2005 Honda CBR 600 RR (Blue REPSOL)
2003 BMW 325I Premium/Sport Package
2003 Honda CBR 600 RR (sold)
1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS (sold)
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DarkOne> but we all have that inner ricer that is just dying to come out sometimes...

  

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LS1Z28ChrisApr-10-02 03:00 AM
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#19129, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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>he wants to sell it and get a turbo timer. that's why.
>later

Oh. emoji

Chris

The Car: Silver 2000 M6 Camaro Z28, Black leather interior, t-tops.

The Mods:
Performance Mods: Carbon Fiber Whisper Lid, FRA mod, a K&N air filter, SLP Loudmouth cat-back exhuast, and NGK TR-55 spark plugs gapped to .050.
Appearance Mods: Black billet grille, and black carbon fiber look CAMARO letters for rear fascia, removed Z28 emblems.
Misc: A two stage DEI motion sensor for when the t-tops are off.

The Website: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris">www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris

321.4 horsepower and 338.5 ft. lbs. torque at the rear wheels.
Dyno chart: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/chrisdyno.htm

13.729@105.8 mph with a 2.347 60'. emoji
Timeslip: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/timeslip.htm

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
***Mod List*Dyno Chart*Timeslips***
http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/sig.htm

***Full Website***
http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris

  

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LS1Z28ChrisApr-10-02 07:25 AM
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#19130, "RE: wiring an autometer tach"
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Hey, I found this in someone's sig: http://www.heavenz-not-0verflowing.com/files/97-99Electrical.PDF

It is the electrical manual. I don't know what the hell I'm looking for, but maybe if Bobby sees this and can figure out how to wire the tach, he may decide to keep it. *shrugs*

Chris

The Car: Silver 2000 M6 Camaro Z28, Black leather interior, t-tops.

The Mods:
Performance Mods: Carbon Fiber Whisper Lid, FRA mod, a K&N air filter, SLP Loudmouth cat-back exhuast, and NGK TR-55 spark plugs gapped to .050.
Appearance Mods: Black billet grille, and black carbon fiber look CAMARO letters for rear fascia, removed Z28 emblems.
Misc: A two stage DEI motion sensor for when the t-tops are off.

The Website: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris">www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris

321.4 horsepower and 338.5 ft. lbs. torque at the rear wheels.
Dyno chart: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/chrisdyno.htm

13.729@105.8 mph with a 2.347 60'. emoji
Timeslip: http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/timeslip.htm

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
***Mod List*Dyno Chart*Timeslips***
http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris/sig.htm

***Full Website***
http://www.geocities.com/ls1z28chris

  

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