Re: Tach repair.

Posted by Doc on January 02, 2002 at 22:16:03 from (204.73.55.90):

In Reply to: Tach repair. posted by gibby on January 02, 2002 at 13:22:43:

From what you are describing, I would lube the cable first. Unhook it from the tach, pull the cable out of the housing, put some light grease(there is a stuff called speedometer cable grease) in your hand and run the cable through the grease back into the housing, and hook it back up. If you have a tach bounce this is the first place to start, and the cheapest. Doc.

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