Well my second tach is now jumping around so I want to take the advice I read here and get it really fixed. I can't find a contact for N. Hollywood Speedometer---how dd I contact them? And thanks for the info!
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Well my second tach is now jumping around so I want to take the advice I read here and get it really fixed. I can't find a contact for N. Hollywood Speedometer---how dd I contact them? And thanks for the info!
Listed under "shops" tab above:
http://www.nhspeedometer.com/
http://www.nhspeedometer.com/
my new VS from kirk had a jumpy tach, after tring several more he agreed to have it rebuilt at N. Hollywood. Works perfect now.
There was one small problem. The new rebuilt tach had 3 new wires originating from the center of the tach. the connectors were female and the wires under dash were female,so i had to cut and rewire three male ends. PITA
There was one small problem. The new rebuilt tach had 3 new wires originating from the center of the tach. the connectors were female and the wires under dash were female,so i had to cut and rewire three male ends. PITA
Bob--thanks for the heads up on the wires--I'll be sure that I get back the same configuration as I send in.
Scott--thanks for the info---I didn't thnk to look at the shops section
Scott--thanks for the info---I didn't thnk to look at the shops section
Possible solve for the wire terminations; something like this work in a pinch?
(called a "piggyback" wire termination or also (2) a double male spade adapter...?)
(called a "piggyback" wire termination or also (2) a double male spade adapter...?)
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There's also Palto Alto Speedo - a long time established company.
http://www.paspeedo.com/about.htm
http://www.paspeedo.com/about.htm