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Aftermarket tach
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04/30/09 11:16 PM
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 73
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I wanted to point this out in case it might be of use to someone. Design Technology makes a unit called Tiny Tach that is a simple install on most any diesel. I installed it on my 4JG2 and it works well.
In my situation, my Trooper had a petrol tach that was made to work off the ignition coil's 12v impulses. My diesel has the reverse where the tach pickup on it sends ground impulses. I couldn't figure out how to bridge that gap, so opted for the Tiny Tach.
(I didn't go the route of picking up a tach from an older diesel trooper as I couldn't find one. That would have been the more ideal path)
Hope that's of use to someone.
Paul
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