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How to test a tach? 200

posted by  Erling on  Wed Oct 6 21:53 CST 2004
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I have recently bought a GLT wagon as a parts car, and the large tach is not working. Hoping it is just a poor or broken connection from the coil, I want to install it in the son's GL wagon.

Is there a way I can test it with a multimeter after I remove it from the GLT? Or is the simplest way to just install it in the GL and start the engine?

Thanks,
Erling.
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