got a bouncing tach
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From: San Rafael CA
The IPC has a single ground ... so all of your gauges would "bounce" together if the ground was bad.
The IPC receives the engine speed signal on a white wire (circuit 121) which is pin A17 on the wiring connector to the IPC.
Does your car have a HUD ... If so, is the tach dispaly on that correct ?? If itt is then your IPC needs to be serviced as the tach is bad.
http://www.paspeedo.com can service it.
The IPC receives the engine speed signal on a white wire (circuit 121) which is pin A17 on the wiring connector to the IPC.
Does your car have a HUD ... If so, is the tach dispaly on that correct ?? If itt is then your IPC needs to be serviced as the tach is bad.
http://www.paspeedo.com can service it.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: NSL UT
The IPC has a single ground ... so all of your gauges would "bounce" together if the ground was bad.
The IPC receives the engine speed signal on a white wire (circuit 121) which is pin A17 on the wiring connector to the IPC.
Does your car have a HUD ... If so, is the tach dispaly on that correct ?? If itt is then your IPC needs to be serviced as the tach is bad.
http://www.paspeedo.com can service it.
The IPC receives the engine speed signal on a white wire (circuit 121) which is pin A17 on the wiring connector to the IPC.
Does your car have a HUD ... If so, is the tach dispaly on that correct ?? If itt is then your IPC needs to be serviced as the tach is bad.
http://www.paspeedo.com can service it.
01 z06 so no HUD, and it is bouncing independent. it is works normal most the of the time, then it will take a couple of hops. engine stays smooth.
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Tennessee
Could it be an alternator going bad?
I know it is not the same vehicle but when a bouncing tach occurs in a Land Rover DII it usually means that the alternator is not performing 100% as is on it's way out.
I know it is not the same vehicle but when a bouncing tach occurs in a Land Rover DII it usually means that the alternator is not performing 100% as is on it's way out.
