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I have a old 970 Stewart Warner tach and 990B module. Does anyone have a diagram on how to wire it up? I would like to test it. Were these units all for 12 volt systems or will they work with 6 volt? Thanks.
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I think they are 12 volt only. I've never tried 6 volt. I can post a diagram tomorrow. The wiring is very simple. The monitor is basically a junction block. The only terminals with one wire are the distributor and tach terminals. The distributor terminal goes to the negative side of the coil and the tach terminal is the green wire from the tach. The white wire is the light, black is ground, and red is power.
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My junction block has a terminal labeled ign. That is the same as what you are calling the distributor terminal, correct. Thanks for the information.
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Yes, IGN is the terminal I was thinking of. If you still need the directions I can post them.
Jason |
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