rev counter help??/

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kds19
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rev counter help??/

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to fit a rev counter to my 1.7 340
what do i need to do to make it work to i need other bits??
if so what bits do i require??
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kev
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Re: rev counter help??/

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what have you got? Factory or aftermarket?
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kds19
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Re: rev counter help??/

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i dont actually have one as of yet but i was planning on just a stock one
but ideas on what i would need to fit stock or aftermarket would help
cheers
kev
85 360 GLT drift beast
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nvdw
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If you opt for a stock one, all you need is a simple crossblade screwdriver to get the instrument panel out of the dashboard and to dismantle the panel in order to swap the clock for the rev counter. There's no need for any extra wiring because it's all in the big plug on the back of the panel.
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unless it is a 85 dl which does not have all the wiring as i found out :lol:
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