Tach signal, and flooding Q.
03-04-05, 12:10 PM
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Tach signal, and flooding Q.
Where does the Tach get its signal from? CAS? And does flooding affect that signal?
I'm asking because I have a GXL that floods, however whenever it floods the Tach simply stops moving. I can tell if it will flood or not the instant I start cranking it over by seeing if the Tach needle bounces or not.
I'm asking because I have a GXL that floods, however whenever it floods the Tach simply stops moving. I can tell if it will flood or not the instant I start cranking it over by seeing if the Tach needle bounces or not.
03-04-05, 01:27 PM
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Tach signal comes from a summed signal of the trailing coils.
Nothing to do with the leading coils...
chances are that if you have no tach, you have no trailing coils firing.
Nothing to do with the leading coils...
chances are that if you have no tach, you have no trailing coils firing.
Last edited by Icemark; 03-04-05 at 01:31 PM.
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