Turn the power on, and then put your needle on. Then it will be set to Zero. Know what I mean?
uh oh, tach needle not correct...
so, i replaced the LEDs for my tach and LCD... i thought i put everything together correctly, but when i turn the key on for power, my tach needle sits at 1000 rpm instead of at 0...
is there a special way i should "fix" this or just take it off and put it back on in a diff position to adjust for it?
im kinda hopin there is some magical way to get it to adjust itself...
is there a special way i should "fix" this or just take it off and put it back on in a diff position to adjust for it?
im kinda hopin there is some magical way to get it to adjust itself...
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thanks... i was trying to avoid taking the gauge back apart so as i could be lazy, but i did exactly that... opened her up and turned her on then adjusted.
Been there /done that 
Changed tach decal on my first gen.
Changed tach decal on my first gen.
I did the same mod as well. You can buy those little LED lights for nothing. I did blue and added a illumiglo gauge as well.Turn the power on, and then put your needle on. Then it will be set to Zero. Know what I mean?
yeah, i actually program machines to populate circuit boards for a living so i had easy access to all the parts plus! lol
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