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Much Thanks to Paul R. Breuhan [prbreuhanAThotmailDOTcom] for his screening services, I now have an accurate 8000 tach in my Tiger.
I used the original gauge's class, outer and inner bezel too. This takes about 1 hour worth on modification to the autometer's case.
Now a question for you all -
I am having a problem with the needle jumping around when the engine is at idle. Once the rpm is over 2000, it reads correct. When I turn on the lights, at idle, it settles down a lot but still twitches. Sometimes when I start the car it reads the correct idle RPM for a few seconds and then starts to jump. I called the AutoMeter tech line and the guy thinks that I have a ground or 12v power issue. He suggested that the alternator may have a bad diode and is causing voltage problems at idle. I tried using different 12V sources with no fix. I also tried different grounds with no success.
I am also using a accell electronic ignition kit in my distributer.
When driving the car, the tach works perfect......until it drops below 2000 RPM. Any advice as where to start?
I used the original gauge's class, outer and inner bezel too. This takes about 1 hour worth on modification to the autometer's case.
Now a question for you all -
I am having a problem with the needle jumping around when the engine is at idle. Once the rpm is over 2000, it reads correct. When I turn on the lights, at idle, it settles down a lot but still twitches. Sometimes when I start the car it reads the correct idle RPM for a few seconds and then starts to jump. I called the AutoMeter tech line and the guy thinks that I have a ground or 12v power issue. He suggested that the alternator may have a bad diode and is causing voltage problems at idle. I tried using different 12V sources with no fix. I also tried different grounds with no success.
I am also using a accell electronic ignition kit in my distributer.
When driving the car, the tach works perfect......until it drops below 2000 RPM. Any advice as where to start?