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> Lets talk tachs
Ductech
post Apr 19 2011, 12:58 PM
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I just finished up my ej22 subaru swap. after drag racing a rx7 in the boonies and self destructing my shifter, i have stopped to take a look at all the little stuffs. now my tach is a little bouncy compared to a nice new digital being fed by an obd2 car computer. As the wiring i used was the original tach signal wire, im wondering if a little bit of noise is most likely the issue or if the tachs on these were never that amazing in the first place. Thanks for the your help guys.
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SirAndy
post Apr 19 2011, 01:54 PM
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Do you still have the stock relay board?

A bouncy tach can be caused by dirty or lose connections or broken solder joints on the relay board.
I had the same issue when i bought my 914-4 12 years ago. Back then you could still buy brand new relay boards, which is what i did and the bouncy tach issue went away. I'm guessing my old board had tired solder joints where they go through the relay board.

There's a few nice write-ups here on how to refurbish your relay board and redo the soldering.

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