Revs bouncing around
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Revs bouncing around
I think the tacho on my bike is either faulty or wiring is broken/loose connection as the revs dont pick up on the tacho properly. Anyone know where does the tacho get its info from so i can trace where there might be a loose connection.
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Re: Revs bouncing around
It's usually to do with a loose earth wire.
Check that the earth (negative) wire at the back of the tacho is attached firmly, maybe take a look at all other earths on the bike also.
The tacho signal comes from the cdi, usually via a coil.
Check that the earth (negative) wire at the back of the tacho is attached firmly, maybe take a look at all other earths on the bike also.
The tacho signal comes from the cdi, usually via a coil.
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Re: Revs bouncing around
will do , thanks for the info.