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#neuteredlyfe
  
Join Date: Apr 2012
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Hi Everyone
I pulled the cluster out of my AUII XR6 the other day and fixed the cluster lights. Put it back in and all good. Since then, the tacho has started playing up. It reads high when the car is turned on. When I turn the car off the needle returns to zero and shakes. After about 5-10 seconds the needle stops shaking and sits at 250 RPM. All of the other gauges 'appear' to be working fine including the speedo. I've checked the pins and they all seem to be straight and making contact with the plug. I haven't swapped with another cluster as my spare ones are down at my Mother's at the moment (long story). I don't want to swap it with my XR8 one just in case it starts to play up as well. Has anyone else experienced this? What did they do to fix it? Thanks in advance. |
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Tacho Not Working Properly - Reading High
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