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adding guage cluster with tach 89-95 yota

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sitnlow4life   +1y
I am trying to add a yota cluster with tach into my 92 yota.It currently doesnt have a tach and I want to use the factory clusterI ended up getting a hold of one but when I installed it the tach did not work in my car and the oil pressure gauge worked backwards.Any ideas?Thanks
pmiller   +1y
Get a Chilton's manual for that model truck. The chilton's manuals have wiring diagrams in there. You're going to have to do some re-wiring. You'll have to figure out on your own by the diagrams from your model and then the model you took the cluster from. You might have to run a wire from under the hood to the cluster for the tach. I believe on the driver's side, near the coil, that there is an electrical connector you can tap into for the tach signal.
standardbyker88   +1y
a 92-95 (electronic speedo) unit from a pickup or 4runner should work. 4 or 6 cyl, whatever you have. all of it should work. you need to replace the oil sending unit your truck has with a sending unit for the 6 gauge. they're like 40 bucks new. and, the tach should work if it isnt burnt out. i had a few like that. never could get it to work. most people say you just need to plug it in. my issue might have been that i didnt reuse the ignitor when i put a new coil in.
sitnlow4life   +1y
i already have one
installed it
tach didnt work
guess i need to get another cluster
and buy that oil sender
standardbyker88   +1y
yeah. hopefully the pressure gauge didnt go out. getting the wrong signal they can burn out. i dunno if the first one i had worked or not, but i didnt switch it right away and i ended up putting another in. worked then. i also used 91 gauge faces. the way they display the breakdown of the scale its showing is better looking. its got lines instead of that dotted bar.
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