aspro
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monkiboy said:So are these back "In-Stock" now???
Sure are.
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monkiboy said:So are these back "In-Stock" now???
Briebelbus said:Hi,
Is there a picture available where a Tacho is installed in a T2B late (all black) series :?:
Really like the looks.
regards
Marcel
Okay, just signed up there. I'll try it there.aspro said:Try on the late bay forum Marcel. I have sold quite a few black faced tachos there.
whats the diode your on about and where can I get one thankscanes5time said:Hi everyone. Chris, sorry about your original thread.
A little on the tach......easy install. Run a single wire from the coil to the back of the dash. I used a defrost wire from a parted out Bus, extra long enough and has a protective sleeve already on it. Use the little supplied diode between the wire and tach. Hook up a power and ground lead. Don't forget the light hook up. E-A-S-Y! Many, many months later it still works flawlessly.
The few shows I've went to here in Florida, it's a real conversation starter. Hopefully there have been many orders from over here in the States.
Thanks again for supplying an original aftermarket addition to the Bay family.
privatejobs said:whats the diode your on about and where can I get one thankscanes5time said:Hi everyone. Chris, sorry about your original thread.
A little on the tach......easy install. Run a single wire from the coil to the back of the dash. I used a defrost wire from a parted out Bus, extra long enough and has a protective sleeve already on it. Use the little supplied diode between the wire and tach. Hook up a power and ground lead. Don't forget the light hook up. E-A-S-Y! Many, many months later it still works flawlessly.
The few shows I've went to here in Florida, it's a real conversation starter. Hopefully there have been many orders from over here in the States.
Thanks again for supplying an original aftermarket addition to the Bay family.