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Unstable tachometer
Hi guys..
Weird issue for you all to solve :rolleyes: My rev counter has been acting up lately, as in not working ;) When i get in the car, close the door and start the car, the tach doesn't work. However, if I wait and close the door after the car is started, the tach jumps up, and works just fine! It also works if I close the door (with a bit of oumph) after the first procedure. And just like all other problems on a 928, it comes in periods.. What do you make of it all? Thanks, Niels. |
to fix this you need to remove the gauges and clean the back side of the connections to the tach and slide on connectors use an eraser to clean the surfaces
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Damn, I've been ignoring that 'pod for quite some time, but I guess the job is inevitable when owning a 928 :/
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I agree with Mrmerlin - my speedo was intermittent, cleaning the cluster connections fixed it 100%. Sounds like you have the same issue.
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