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I've got one of those Autometer tachos with a shift light, the white faced one. Personally I wouldn't put it in my car, but it was given to me for free as it is faulty. I've tried to fix it but had no luck. Does it have a fuse or something I'm not aware of? Does it have a fuse to begin with? Someone told me they don't but I don't know what to believe.

Anyone had a similar problem?

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yeah I got one of those Autometer air fuel ratio meters, when you hit the loud peddle the LED pulses up and down from red(lean) to orange(stoich) to green(rich). When I installed mine I was running 2-3 bars into the green and the red, after a tune-up it only went 1 bar into the red & green.

Its handy if your playing around with ignition timing too:)

I believe there is a demo of what it looks like in action on the US website

nah, i'll buy one down the track. i'm looking for the shift light atm. anything under $100 and i'm buying it. found one for $115 from rare spares. does rev racegear have an outlet in Sydney? or a web site i can buy from?

do you know if you can just hook them up to an aftermarket ECU? i'm getting mixed info on this one.

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