yoza

For posting here, but there may be someone who can help.

The rev-counter on my betterhalves Peugeot 306 TD works on and off, sometimes it will, sometimes it wont. Sometimes it bounces about as though it is getting its power on and off.

Its not a cable driven rev-counter, so what powers it?

What could it be?

Please help. She is now using the rev limiter for an indication as to when to change gear. She also turns the ignition on when the engine is running, she NEEDS the rev-counter........HELP

Later Yoza

Turbo_Steve

Dunno about the pug but these are normally driven electrically. You checked the famously great french wiring at the back of the tacho hasn't come loose?

yoza

Cheers.

No.

But I will.

Anymore, for anymore........

garethbrunt

will almost certainly take its signal from the ECU, however it is unlikely this is the cause, more likely is the tachometer unit its self, try connecting a multimeter to the back of the tach(may have to partially dismantle cluster) if you have a voltage which varys with engine speed here it must be the tach, if you dont however, identify the tach signal pin in the ECU and check for signal voltage here. This should locate the problem. In my experience it is most likely a dry soldered joint on the tach itself.

Hope this helps, Gareth.

[Edited by garethbrunt - 1/6/2004 7:46:13 PM]

tweenierob

A lot of diesels take their rev feed from the alternator.

Rob

garethbrunt

My fault for not reading the thread properly! Sorry, could be from either of the above!

ZIPPY

If you have no joy mate get it round to me and i will take a look.

Multimeter at the ready....

Zippy

SCOOBY TOWERS

iTrader: (7)

Best advise would be to throw it away and buy another.
Disposable pile of French S**t !!!!

Chris - Ex Citroen owner

yoza

Cheers for the advise.

Zippy I shall ring you if Im stuck, I could do with seeing you anyway, to check out your power stats. And to pick up my dump valve.

Later Yoza