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Offline BDA

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Re: Accurate Tach
« Reply #15 on: Thursday,June 03, 2021, 07:07:41 AM »
It’s not hard at all. You undo the retaining clamp (likely two knurled nuts), undo the wires, push it out. Be a little careful because the binnacle is thin vinyl.

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Re: Accurate Tach
« Reply #16 on: Thursday,June 03, 2021, 09:00:03 AM »
Very easy, as BDA says. Once the two knurled nuts are loose it just slides out. On mine there's enough wire to bring it out without any disconnecting, or at least bring it forward enough so I can pull/replace the connections from outside the dash.

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Re: Accurate Tach
« Reply #17 on: Thursday,June 03, 2021, 10:04:47 AM »
It’s not hard at all. You undo the retaining clamp (likely two knurled nuts), undo the wires, push it out. Be a little careful because the binnacle is thin vinyl.

Very easy, as BDA says. Once the two knurled nuts are loose it just slides out. On mine there's enough wire to bring it out without any disconnecting, or at least bring it forward enough so I can pull/replace the connections from outside the dash.

Perfect, thanks guys!
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