Suregrip391
Well-Known Member
I hooked up a tach in my 70 B-Body I purchased from Charger Specialties. I also purchased the tach lead from them. It's a reproduction of the original. I hooked the one wire to the negative side of the coil and the other to a 12v power "key on" terminal on the back side of my fuse box. The tach works great except for when I use a turn signal. It pulses and gets worse when I use the clutch pedal it seems. Bounces around all crazy. Driving down the road it's nice and smooth. No issues. At first I thought I had it on a turn signal circuit so I moved it to another 12v "key on" terminal and it does the same thing.
I checked with Russ at charger specialties and he said he don't know what is causing this. He said if I have a condenser hooked up to the positive side of the coil, try it without. If I don't have a condenser, put one on! So I tried it both ways, made no difference.
I'm thinking it's a ground issue but I don't know for certain where to start with this. Any ideas?
I checked with Russ at charger specialties and he said he don't know what is causing this. He said if I have a condenser hooked up to the positive side of the coil, try it without. If I don't have a condenser, put one on! So I tried it both ways, made no difference.
I'm thinking it's a ground issue but I don't know for certain where to start with this. Any ideas?