Goes in the instrument cluster, I need it so my tach will properly work. Let me know what you've got, I'll pay paypal
Dave
Dave
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will one from an M3 work? -
I don't think so because the M3 is a 4 cyl tach signal while the 325 is a 6. Could be wrong though.Originally posted by Court M3
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Check you PM.Comment
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I've done some part# research today and found out that the 318, 325, and m3 all have different coding plugs for the tach. It seems I need one from the 325...
cunninglinguist, now you should check your PM
daveComment
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You will want a e30 325i on for the most "correctness"
the e30 325e will work but will be off 1-200 RPMs
anything else wont.Rollin' with a GeistkuchenComment
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Doesn't the 325i one redline higher like at 7k rather than the correct 6k? Mine does.Originally posted by equate975Comment
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Somebody might like to save this bit of trivial tachometer coding plug information.
Some coding plug numbers (printed on the long tab of the coding plug) from the TIS:
06--E30 eta
19--E30 super eta (1988 ) (Note: my MotoMeter super eta cluster didn't have a coding plug)
17--E30 325i/ic/ix/iS
12--E30 M3
11--E28 528e
18--E28 528e super eta (1988 )
14--E28 535i/is; also 635CSi and L6 up to 1988; E23 735i/L7
13--E28 M5; also E24 M6
20--E24 635CSi 1988 and laterLast edited by cunninglinguist; 01-19-2006, 10:18 PM.Comment
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OLD thread bump. What is the source of this 1-200 RPM error?Originally posted by equate975 View Post
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