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I bought a tach from Barons and I like the tach. The instructions tell me to connect the tach wire to the #3 terminal of the EMC using a Packard connector. I called the stealer and he said this was a VERY tricky procedure and couldn't be done without a $150 tool, which of course they have, and knowing what wires will fly where once I open the EMC bracket. I've ordered the Packard connector for the wire so it will plug into the EMC...has anyone else done this and how tough is it...thanks
Don't worry about the sale date... it has stated the the sale ends at the end of the day since I bought my unit...several weeks ago. It worked though...I ran out to the garage took some measurements and got my order in before midnight, I didn't want to miss that special price
yea...I didn't know if I'd like it...but it looks really nice sitting up there on the bars. It looks to be well made and the reviews were good. Good price also.
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