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wiring tacho
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hi guys. i just wired up a ca18 into my 1200 coupe but im having trouble with my tacho any advice would be great

Posted on: 2004/9/22 21:40
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Re: wiring tacho
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This Diagram should help. Tacho Wiring Diagram

Posted on: 2004/9/22 23:00
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The CA18 will not have a single coil, so the diagram may not be of much help for this fella. It's certainly possible to get the tacho to work. I did with the stock CA18 ECU.

I used the common 12V wire that feeds all coils after the transistor pack. This line was cut and I ran wires under the dash to connect to the 2 tacho inductive loop spade terminals.

The downside is that if this connection is broken, you lose power to the coils, and the engine will obviously stop working.

Cheers,
Chris.

ps. I vaguely remember the wire colour was solid red, but I'd need to check on the weekend. It's basically a common wire to all 4 coils (so all pulses run through the tacho loop), and I had used cheap spade connectors.. that's why I know the engine stops working when the link is broken.

Posted on: 2004/9/23 1:09
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thanks.ill try it out and get back to you

Posted on: 2004/9/23 1:27
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place a resistor parallel to the coil power feed if you get a break in the tacho cicuit it will still power your coil.

Posted on: 2004/9/23 6:54
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it works!!!!!.i used a blue and red wire that i found just before the plug that goes to the coils.ill try the resistor soon.

Posted on: 2004/9/23 20:55
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