1980 spider tachometer
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1980 spider tachometer
I'm having an issue with the tachometer. It seems to be jumping every now and then. There seems to be a slight miss when this happens. Wondering if the coil or the pick-up can be going. Never did that before.
- Dawgme85
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Re: 1980 spider tachometer
Check that your distributor hold down nut is tight. I once experienced a jumpy tach and it turned out that a loose hold down nut was the culprit. Once I retightened the nut (and reset the timing), all was normal again. Good luck.
LeRoy
LeRoy
1977 Spider 1800 (SHELOB - driver)
1970 124 Sport Spider (99% complete barn find, now in my garage, awaiting restoration)
1970 124 Sport Spider (99% complete barn find, now in my garage, awaiting restoration)
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Re: 1980 spider tachometer
Check the pick-up wires under the distributor plate. They fray over time and can cause the symptoms you are having.
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Re: 1980 spider tachometer
Thanks I'll check this weekend.......