RE: [DML] Tach PC board
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RE: [DML] Tach PC board



Vic, Maybe I coming in to late, but what tach are you talking about. What am
I missing.

John Hervey


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From: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf
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Sent: Sunday, July 17, 2005 5:09 PM
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Subject: [DML] Tach PC board


This has to do with that wacky tach of mine.  As I stated earlier the
tach reads high and wavers. I checked with a service tach off of the
back of the tach studs under the dash and the readings on the service
tach were correct (by the sound of the engine) and rock solid. Not the
tach in the dash. I purchased a new tach a couple years ago which
produced similar results.  The reason I haven't done anything about it
until now is a long story.

I took my original tach that I kept and removed the PC board from the
tach gage and made a schematic of the circuit.  I ohmed out the
resistors and checked the diodes and capacitors.  All appear to be
functioning properly. By looking at the schematic, there are three
terminals on the gage. All of the terminals on the gage come from the
14 pin IC on the board (pins 1, 2 and 12) It makes me wonder if the IC
is cause for my erradic readings. The IC has a number on the back
(159777 and CSC 8111). Does anyone know if a common??? IC would
replace this and what is a replacement number and where can I get one?

I would like to try replacing this and check it out by just connecting
up to +12v, coil and ground. Then I will change it out with the one in
the car.

Thanks
Vic






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