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tsremodel 
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Hey guys I just about got the remote starter / alarm installed. I am looking for the color code of the tach wire behind the cluster panel. I rather not go to the pcm if I can help it. Can anyone help?

Thanks guys

Tom

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A Ford you say? How about a little more info than that?
tsremodel 
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JWorm wrote:
A Ford you say? How about a little more info than that?

OPS HEHE Sorry guys. Its a 05 ford E350 super duty with a gas engine.

another-kelly 
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dunno the clusters, but you can go to a fuel injector using the odd colored wire at the injector (each injector has a common which is same at each injector, and an odd colored wire)
Mike M2 
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My suggestion would be to look on the back of the cluster for the same color wire listed for the PCM...
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Suggest avoiding the instrument cluster. If it's like UK Fords (ha that's a laugh I meant German/Belgium and Spanish Fords) the instrument cluster might be a processor in itself and the tach wire might be data, DON'T TOUCH!  If on the other hand it has multiple plugs and a flexible printed circuit where you can trace back from the connections on the back of the tach, you're O.K.
tsremodel 
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Mike M2 wrote:
My suggestion would be to look on the back of the cluster for the same color wire listed for the PCM...

Not the same wire as the pcm thats what I thought yesterday. Good try though. :) 

I think I'll be going to the injector wiring.  


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