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Re: 300u tach cable installation
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Posted by JayWalt on March 18, 2007 at 18:54:11 from (70.226.9.210):
In Reply to: 300u tach cable installation posted by Jimer on March 18, 2007 at 09:52:52:
Jimer, the steel mount tabs should still be there. I cant recall off hand and its kinda late and shes tarped outside til i get my car out of the garage, but If I remember correctly, it goes below the oil filter, and upin front of the sediment bowl, then between the steering and the gas tank or something. If you're not after originality, just make sure theres no sharp turns, and anywhere should be fine as long as its supported and not rubbing anything. Wish I could be of mor ehelp, but I thought mine was routed a little odd in the first place. I posted the pic in such large resolution so the words could be read. I fear If I make it smaller, when you print it it will be too pixelated to read. Save the pic to your Pc, then open it with Internet Explorer directly and try printing it from there. If it doesnt work, let me know what size you want it and I can resize it for you.
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