Question About a Stewart Warner Tach

08-22-2002, 04:13 PM

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Re: Question About a Stewart Warner Tach

Sounds like a 960 to me.No transmitter neded,this is a "solid state tach".Use one of the two posts with out the insulators for a neg,use the post on the left for coil,and the post on the right for 12v.There should be a seperate light hook up as well...I've yet to find one that was very accurate,a very lazy needle as well........

Steve

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