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That is the connector between the main harness and the sub harness for the console gauges. It looks like the black ground wire on the main harness is damaged and/or fried. Otherwise the connector and its wires look healthy to me. The damaged black should be replaced. The pin for the damaged wire can be extracted and replaced.

I don't think the tach is fed by this.

If your console gauges (water temp, fuel, oil pressure) are working then all is well except for the damaged ground. You may want check if the lights for gauges are working.

Here is a link to the diagram for the sub harness.

http://www.panteraplace.com/El...0SWITCH%20WIRING.pdf

Here are photos of the same connector in my 72.

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