Rpm Tacho Booster?

[hks33]

for days on end i have been trying to connect a (DC12v) drift iridium series rpm tacho.. after hours of reading and useless help i have come across a thread from years ago

just to give everyone a rundown on this tryed connecting my electronic rpm gauge to pin 7 my rpm signal wire behind my dash cluster and the + and - to a battery started the car and no rpm reading... will i need a tach booster for my gauge as i have read, along with a resistor to make up a new circuit or should my gauge be working i currently have power to my gauge but no rpm reading

can anyone kindly shed some light on this i removed the previous tach and flush mounted the new one because the old one looks like shit! i also dont need anyone saying "why did u buy a monster tacho what is wrong with your old one" i'm happy with what i got and some helpful answers will be appreciated ALOT!

much appreciated chris.

[paulr33]

moved from tutorial section as you aren't meant to post help questions in there

[devon1]

moved from tutorial section as you aren't meant to post help questions in there

well thats very inconvenient paulr33 cause this is exactly the problem i am having and just as i come accross the question i was about to ask and you moved it . . . and now i cant find it, thanks. perhaps someone should overhaul this site and make a f**kload easyier to find what your looking for, cause i cant its absolutely rediculous and confusing as shit, theres old posts on here from years ago that have no relivence?

[WYTSKY]

so when it said this at the top of the tutorials and DIYs what did you think it meant?

"Tutorials / DIY / FAQ Rules

Welcome to the Tutorials / DIY / FAQ Forum! This section of SAU is where we move the helpful threads that we find in other forums. This is *NOT* the place to ask questions or to try and get help. Please use the other appropriate forums for that. "

At least Paul is trying to keep the site as neat as possible to try to relieve any confusion about navigating it. Majority of old posts are relevant, some aren't - unless you want to go through 5,676,998 posts according to the site statistics.

[cannabiscorpse]

Some of the old posts are great- my car is a 95 model, and plenty of posts that are 5 years old are still relevant to my car.