after market tach help
04-20-2004, 07:56 PM
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your tach signal wire.or you can go through the fire wall like i did, then find your coil box and look for the blue wire, splice into that and your good to go.
04-21-2004, 10:14 AM
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Here's the wire I tapped into when I installed mine on my '92 CX (my '98 EX has the same wire so it's probably for all civic's). I didn't want to pull the gauge cluster and go hacking into the wiring back there so this was the easiest. It's a factory tach lead so you check rpm from the engine bay (for things like setting the idle and whatnot). I just lopped the plug off and attached the green tach wire (I think green, check your paper work) to this wire with a crimp connector.
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