Reply to "Taco wiring"

horacecopeMember

Thanks, thats exactly the same as mine is wired so no idea why the taco needle should go to max on ignition turn on.

The heavy B/BK from the back of the taco I have going to the -ve side of the coil

The heavy LB also on the back of the taco goes to fuse 12. From the connector side of the LB is a White going to the charge light on the speedo. The other side of the charge light is a B/Bk going to the ALT.

Anyone any idea why the taco should do what its doing on ignition on, is the taco possibly knackered. I have no idea from studying the wiring diagram and I don't have access to another taco to swap over to try

I have a new Powermaster single wire 100amp ALT fitted with a side terminal for gen light. I also have a new Ignitor 111 coil with +ve and
-ve terminals.

Cheers

6/25/1612:40 PM

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