Mtorg
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Has been like this since i bought it. Any simple fix ideas?
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Tachometer
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FarmerFrank
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Easiest solution? Eliminate it by trading for my non-tach dash 
Other than that im no real help on this.
Other than that im no real help on this.
turbo elk
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Get your foot OFF the go fast pedal.
Knuckledragger
blowing chunks and grabbing porcelain
ifrythings
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Ive seen that on the newer tachs (90s) the circuit board on the back has some parts that run hot and the soldering goes bad, resoldering them tends to fix them but I've never done it to that one yet
mohavewolfpup
Diesel Wolf Puppy
Maybe the sending unit is bad? Just bought one, hope I don't have this issue!
Mtorg
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Ok, ill slow 'er down a smidge! so soldering, eh? This shall be tried.
Resolder all the PCB connections, then test the sender with an ohmmeter. 2000-3000 ohms is a "good" reading. If none of that fixes it, scrap yard time! Probably pick up a new head for like $10.
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