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  1. 06-11-2016, 03:19 PM #1

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    Default Lt1 24x autometer tach install

    So i reinstalled my tach and attached it to pin 10 on the red pcm connector. My tach is way off. Do i have to change tach setting to 4 cyl?

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    Anyone?

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    Yes ls1 pcm reads as a 4 cylinder
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    Yes sir got it. Thanks. Cut the Orange and brown looped wires on the back and tach works great. Thanks!

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