Why no tach amp in 85 300d?
while retrofitting a tach to my 82 240d, I noticed that my 85 300d does not have a tach amp under the hood. What drives the tach? Is the amplifier in the tach in the 85?
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The EGR computer drives the tachometer which picks up its signal from the flywheel sensor.
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good info, forced- any ideas on failure causes in this year?? I shoved ciggarette butts somewhere- but it didnt work......
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Thanks, that helps my curiosity, especially since i had a hard time even finding the tach wiring in the mb wiring prints when I was putting the tach in my 240. I ended up just using all the components from a 82 300D and tracing the wires the hard way.
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Here is a pic of the EGR computer with the passenger kick panel removed. {courtesy of TheDon}
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...GRcomputer.jpg It does effect tach function..... |
Check out this Thread.
My 84 FEDERAL model TD does not have a tach amp nor does it have an EGR computer like a California model would have. I don't know about 1985 models, but you may find you don't have an EGR controller either. Below is a detail on how the engine speed sensor connects to the tachometer - note that there is no tach amp, and that the federal and California models are different! http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/...0&d=1160955694 |
now I am confused, does only the california version have the egr computer?
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its all magic
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