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- 10-02 08:31 PM #1KOGGuest
RPM meter not moving
What would be the easiest way to trouble shoot it?
Thank you in advance.
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- 10-02 08:51 PM #2MikeGuest
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- 10-02 09:24 PM #3KOGGuest
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Sorry I totally forgot to mention the most important thing.
Plymouth, horizon, 4 door, silver, 1987
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- 10-03 04:03 AM #4HenryGuest
Re: RPM meter not moving
My 95 Lebaron does this. If I whack the instrument cluster near the RPM
gauge,
it will start working again. Worse in the winter, and now it's getting
colder, so
I guess I'll have to start beating on it again. Thing works fine in warm
weather, so
I forget about the problem when it's warm enough to have a go at fixing it.
Hope it helps,
Henry Bibb
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- 10-03 04:13 AM #5JosephGuest
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Henry Bibb wrote:
That's a loose conection or solder joint. Easily fixable.
- 10-04 01:44 AM #6frerichs@ro-dot-.comGuest
Re: RPM meter not moving
Most likely you will need to resolder the connections to a internal
power resistor on the cluster's printed circuit board. Look for the
discolored area under the power resistor.
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