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Tach Repairs 1800

posted by  1800-by-the-sea on  Wed May 14 10:23 CST 2003
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Hello all,

I was hoping to get the lists experience base on a broken Smith tachometer in my 67' P1800. Is their a common failure mode for these tachs and if so, is there a fix? I just repaired my speedometer, but I'm a bit reluctant to jump right in to the tach, since I suspect it is a electrical, and not a mechanical, tach. Is this something I should send to a specialist?

Your comments welcome...





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