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tach wire, 1996 chevrolet c/k


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stewie41 
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On a 1996 Chevy C/k 305v8,on the coil there are 3 wires w/b-w-p which one is the tach wire,or I can use as a tach signal?
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Measure each with the engine running and a DMM set to 20volts AC
Your reading should be 2.5 to 8volts AC depending on revving up the engine.
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howie11-do you know which one-WHITE/ black or solid white?

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No, measure each!
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I believe its the White wire on the coil ( coil is at the passanger rear side of engine).
Soldering is fun!
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This unit will only switch off the starter relay after receiving a 12 volt starting signal,does not work off the tach wire
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Then I suggest you don't use it. Any unit not using tach sensing is going to be unreliable rubbish. The voice of bitter experience.
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Howie: Im going to take your advice. It was made in  Europe or the laungage in the directions would indicate that is was.I think It works off the oil pressure switch. I was trying to save a few bucks. Live and learn. (A pig with a bow tie is still a pig) I Think my next stept is to go to ( i data link ) and ask for advice.    thank you

                                                                       

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Bet it was China, I can't think of any Euro manufacturer that makes remote starts! Any way all the "UK Branded" alarms come from the same factory that makes DEI!

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