Old 07-03-2006, 05:14 PM
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TXCatalyst
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Thanks all! You guys are entirely right, I was not getting a tach signal. After some further research, I found exactly which was the test tach lead, from there, I tested it with a multimeter and no voltage.

I tested all of the blue wires from the distributor wiring (this was an engine swap that I didn't do, I just bought this car)

There was one with voltage when the car was running and I test ran this to the B8 pin and wa-lah, I had a tach.

I then ran a wire to the test tach lead, which also turned on the tach when the cluster was plugged in.

So thanks everyone and hopefully this thread helps others. From my searches, I found the tach wire, the distributor wiring, the color of the wire, but no one had a similar issue of when you plug and pray and the cluster didn't work.

So the extra step here is to test for voltage first....