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Old 03-10-03, 10:31 PM
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Screwy tach

Well I just got my car up and going for these few warmer days this winter. It had not been driven for a few months. As I was taking it out for a spin my tach would like flutter after I hit 4,000 rpm under high boost. It would just like slam over to 8,000 rpm for a split second and then it's fine afterwards. Could the cold weather make the grease freeze or something?
Old 03-11-03, 01:34 AM
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mmmm..... boost.....

anyways....

check the connections to the tach from the trailing coil and ignitor... all of those things...
Old 03-11-03, 07:42 PM
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Mine did that when I needed new plugs. I put new plugs in and it went away.

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mine did that too, check to see if your coil is dirty, i cleaned it up and now it works fine

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