needsomecam

here is a picture under the hood to show you what im workin with:



which wire is my "signal" or "sender" wire for my tachometer so that it functions properly. Thanks mucho.

drew303

get another shot from above further out

i can hardly tell what im looking at

iamsuperbleeder

it's the coil

but I couldn't help ya there; my 91 just has the cylinder style coil with just a + and - lead, and on that type you install you signal wire to the tach (normaly a green wire) to the - on the coil

but that style looks to have just 2 wires, probably just a + and -, so just probe them and see which ones hot with the ignition on. Whichever one has 12v to it, use the other wire!

abecedarian

... uh... the one that has 12v doesn't change- it always has 12v....
Unless I missed something somewhere, the igniter (points for the others) opens and closes the ground, thus providing the trigger for a tach.

needsomecam

okay so see the two wire plug? theres a black wire with a white tracer and a black wire with a red tracer. One of those it keyswitch power and the other one is a sender wire?

needsomecam

bump. read last post please.......need help

iamsuperbleeder

not so much a "sender wire", but it's the ground to the coil to complete the circut. that's the wire you want to hook you tach signal wire to

Hayes

sender wire should be green... Was in mine anyways.

iamsuperbleeder

wire on the tach or coil? the wire on the tach that goes to the coil is normally green...

hey what's the latest on 1972TLC; haven't heard anything new in a while; just curious

Hayes

sender from the coil.