Dancing arrow tach
Recently noticed that arrow of a tachometre began to dance, then zero is up sharply. Disassembled, contacts in oxides, brushed rubbed and spray antirust, like working. Now again dancing. Contact wires from the tachometer is not reliable, there teeth instead of pads with contacts, made not qualitatively. At the speedometer contact group is much better done. How can i correctly solve the problem?
ps FLHTCUI 01
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Maybe, but the contacts are very fragile and they bend. I think the best quality will make a new connector with a soldering iron.
By the way, the reason why such a difference in the connectors on the same model year? In the new motorcycles connectors better.
Maybe, but the contacts are very fragile and they bend. I think the best quality will make a new connector with a soldering iron.
By the way, the reason why such a difference in the connectors on the same model year? In the new motorcycles connectors better.
I took apart a contact group and noticed that one blade was bent, straightened it. Drove about 40 miles, no problem. All right.
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Recently noticed that arrow of a tachometre began to dance, then zero is up sharply. Disassembled, contacts in oxides, brushed rubbed and spray antirust, like working. Now again dancing. Contact wires from the tachometer is not reliable, there teeth instead of pads with contacts, made not qualitatively. At the speedometer contact group is much better done. How can i correctly solve the problem?
ps FLHTCUI 01
ps FLHTCUI 01
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