BigSwole

Ok here it goes.

A little while back I bought an Sr5 cluster from a fellow member here. But he had never hooked it up to check and see if it worked or not. I hooked it up in my truck and everything besides the tach works.

I know some trucks aren't prewired for it but which wire is it that operates the tach. I would hate to run the wire and go through all that trouble if the tach itself was bad.

If it is infact not wired for it. Couldn't I run a wire and pin it in the correct location in the harneSs clip?

xxxtreme22r

I just ran mine with a separate wire to the diagnostic port on the igniter. See the sr5 cluster swap thread for more info.

BigSwole

Ok so I have my cluster out and I believe I am prewired for it. I have a wire that is pinned in the 6th port (6/12) and if you trace the lil path on the cluster board thing that goes to location T.

Now that I have the cluster out is there anyway to check the cluster to see if it works or if it is no good.

BigSwole

Then again. That wire is a yello with a green stripe. That could be my temp gauge. So back to square 1. I'm looking in my Haynes manual. Which is vague to say the least.

Any1 have a chance to look at a fsm and see what color and what pin its supposed to be in?

I'm on a blackberry and I have no other access to the net.

BigSwole

looking some more at it. The yellow green should be at pin 7/12 not at the 6/12 where it actually is.

BigSwole

Location 7/12 goes to the spot labled P on the back of the cluster. Could that be "pulse"?

BigSwole

Ok. After reviewing some other threads I can say that my truck is nt prewird so I do need to run a wire. But which wire do I need to tap into? There is a heep of them.

BigSwole

Ok I've got the tach working now. Looked through the electrical diagram some more and tapped into the black wire. Now I just got to check and make sure this cluster was for a 4cyl and not a 6. What should the idle rpms be at if eveything is correctly tuned and timed?

Robsteeler66

Check this thread. You will need to adjust the potentiometer to the correct values.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...w-pics-179106/

BigSwole

ok the tach was for a 4cyl. Already so that made it easy. For future ref. The all black wire that goes into the male side of the connector that plugs right beside the igniter is the one I tapped into. I then took the wire and ran it to the 7th pin location on the blue plug in that goes into the back of the tach. If you follow the lil road it leads to the letter p with a phillips head screw in it.

I put it all back together and it is working awesome.

If you need anything p.m. Me and ill try to help

Robsteeler66

All the ones I've looked at have been V6. If I find a 4 banger one I will probably snatch it up. I need as easy as possible since I'm frickin' inept!

slacker

iTrader: (1)

same tach !!
completely interchangeable

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Robsteeler66

I know they are, but I would have to adjust it for the tach to work. I ALWAYS seem to run into problems, so I want it to be fool(me) proof!

nickxrunner

So how can I tell which pis is the "7TH" pin?
Sorry if this is a stupid question. Im just trying to figure how the area counted as in left to right or right to left? Please help.

junkyardog05

BigSwole, which wire did you use to make your tach work??