Hello forum, my rev counter stops working after a few minutes of starting the car. Is the rev counter on these VM cars electric could it be a wire or fuse problem or is it completely analog? Any ideas what could be the problem?
Thanks !
Pablo
Rev Counter goes silent
#1 Rev Counter goes silent
Pablo
1956 Mercedes 190 SL
1973 Porsche 911 T targa
1969 Porsche 912
1970 Alfa 1300 GT junior Scalino (sold)
1966 Jaguar e type FHC (unfortunately sold)
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1976 Toyota FJ40 (I learned to drive with this one)
1956 Mercedes 190 SL
1973 Porsche 911 T targa
1969 Porsche 912
1970 Alfa 1300 GT junior Scalino (sold)
1966 Jaguar e type FHC (unfortunately sold)
1967 Jaguar e type OTS 1.25 series
1976 Toyota FJ40 (I learned to drive with this one)
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#2 Re: Rev Counter goes silent
Tachometer is basically a voltmeter directly connected to the tach generator on the rear of the r/h cam shaft. It works by generating an AC voltage, 1 volt for every 100rpm. No fuses, no other power. Could be the generator as they are known to fail, drop voltage or the drive dog is moving out of the camshaft. Remove three Allen bolts and check.
David Jones
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