Posted by RobertF33 on May 02, 2018 at 18:41:25 from (97.81.1.162):
In Reply to: 1981 Ford 3600 posted by RobertF33 on May 02, 2018 at 09:27:34:
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Thanks Mark and others,
I agree a bad ground would cause those issues. My cousin is going to get our local dealer to print out the electrical system diagrams. We have 4 tractors and are just trying to get all the panels at 100%.
The tachometer started jumping today, which means it's binding somehow. Anyone know if whatever the small 4.5 inch tach cable goes into, if I should be able to actually move that part up and down with the cable?? I could. Or, we may need to grind a bit off the end which goes into the panel. I will post when that is repaired.
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