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MSD Tach adapter Question
I've been outting a MSD 6A in my cousin's 1983 911SC, just got around to installing the tach adapter, Got everything mounted, except for I dont know what wire in the engine bay goes to the tach and to terminal "TD" any help? I really would prefer to use an existing wire, rather than having to route a new one
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The black wire with the purple stripe from the cd box is to the tach. Hope that helps.
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Is it located in that connector block at the very rear of the electrical panel on the left side?
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If you mean the 14pin harness connector then I'm not sure. When I swapped the 3.0 for my 2.7 I couldn't get my tach to work. I found that the black wire with purple stripe from the cd box was grounding out in the 14pin connector. I removed it from that connector and spliced it into the 2 wire connector by the cd harness, one is red for something else while the other is for the tach. Now it works fine. Souk seems to know a lot about these, so if your still stuck pm him.
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These are the two threads I used to install my Crane HI-6, Jared:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=67780&highlight=td+gree n+msd http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=80868&highlight=td+gree n+msd Are you sure a tach adapter is necessary for that SC? Let me know if you get stuck. |
A tach from a 79 works using the tach output on the MSD box. Try that before you buy an adapter.
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I already have the adapter. So basically i just have to look for the black/purple wire under the engine relay board, then splice the tach adapter lead in, right?
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Like others, I wanted to keep the old wires untouched and retain the factory 6-pin harness, so I got some male spade connectors from Fry's and plugged them right in. A splice is definitely more reliable, but I'm not concerned about the plugs coming loose.
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I ran out to the car on my lunch break and spliced the tach adapter lead into the black/purple wire on the 14-pin connector and success, tach now works. Thanks guys
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