Reply to "MSD Tachometer Connection"

pappyMember

quote:
Originally posted by SwenDog:
I have a 1974 Pantera with stock guages. The tach does not work, and I'm told that an adapter is needed to receive the proper signal from the MSD module. What do I need, and how do I connect it?

SwenDog, There is a part that MSD sells for the tach hookup, they also have a good website at WWW.MSDIGNITION.COM the site has a tech number and also a tech forum. hope this helps...Pappy

9/9/0311:38 AM

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