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Lester Mayo Posted - 28 Feb 2015 : 16:47:30
I have a VDO tachometer from the 70's in the boat that was originally powered from a petrol engine coil. When the engine was changed by a previous owner to diesel this must have stopped working. I have a alternator fitted with a w connection on it. Should this work if I wire the tacho to the "W"
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df Posted - 28 Feb 2015 : 18:44:18
It depends on the number of poles the alternator has and the pulley ratio, most diesel tachos are adjustable for different setups.
I had to add a phase tap to my alternators to connect tachos as my original tachos used a magnetic pickup on the flywheel with 4 slots machined in to trigger them.



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merlin Posted - 28 Feb 2015 : 17:10:10
try here
http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/aeromech/AERO1400/Jabiru_Construction/Manuals/J200-J400/Construction%20Manual/INSTRUMENT%20PANEL/tacho%20wiring.PDF





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