Hi there guys,
87 elc.
I've got the cluster apart to replace the circuit panel, tach circuit board and some bulbs. I've read that the board is a common cause for the tach behaving badly(in my case, it was pegging past max on startup and staying there).
The issue I have is that the tach needle does not return to 0. The needle just rotates and settles wherever it happens to stop. Does this mean that the tach itself is bad and I need a replacement or will it return to 0 properly when it's put back together and the circuit is operating properly?
87 elc.
I've got the cluster apart to replace the circuit panel, tach circuit board and some bulbs. I've read that the board is a common cause for the tach behaving badly(in my case, it was pegging past max on startup and staying there).
The issue I have is that the tach needle does not return to 0. The needle just rotates and settles wherever it happens to stop. Does this mean that the tach itself is bad and I need a replacement or will it return to 0 properly when it's put back together and the circuit is operating properly?