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Old 01-02-2015, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick76 View Post
For years I just used the standard 2.5 mm pins that are used all over the car to make individual test leads with a small piece of heat shrink over them.
I then got around to making up a proper test lead with a plug from an older Diesel tach amplifier which plugs into that socket. There are many defective ones around out there. I removed and tossed the circuit board, connected my wires and added a strain relief. Works great.
Thanks Rick

(Damn and drat - OM617 tachometers are not common over here - very hard to find that plug - I do have one in the garage somewhere however)
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