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landcruiser HJ60 RPM tacho

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landcruiser HJ60 RPM tacho

Post by Nat84 »

hi guys i have a HJ60 and the RPM tacho work when it wants....how do i fixs it???
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Post by Murrathon »

small hammer to the face. this removes its ability to make decisions about when and when not to work.

also works for the missus
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Post by I'll Try »

if we an geta serious answer to this, it would be great. i have the same issue but never bothred to do anything but if someone knows a common problem it would be great and even better if they know a remedie for the problem......

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Post by shorty_f0rty »

do you know if its the tacho sender or the guage? You should be able to find the sender from a wreckers to test.. although i have had a dodgy guage on my bj42 (confirmed by replacing the sender)..

they are known to go due to their location and getting covered in crap.. (at least with the 40's not sure about the 60's)
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Post by drasticeagle60 »

hi Nat84

I have had this problem before it turned out to be a
loose connection in the circuit board on the back of the tacho
after great inspection of the board i found a hairline crack in a solder
joint so a bit of work with sordering iron and it hasen't missed a beat

i hope this helps




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Post by Nat84 »

drasticeagle60 wrote:hi Nat84

I have had this problem before it turned out to be a
loose connection in the circuit board on the back of the tacho
after great inspection of the board i found a hairline crack in a solder
joint so a bit of work with sordering iron and it hasen't missed a beat

i hope this helps




mick

thanks for that....i think you may be right because if i hit it hard enough it will work again

cheers
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Post by Nat84 »

where was the circuit board cracked?
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Post by PeterInSa »

Question:
Where is the sender? on the Gearbox? Have a HJ61 and the Tacho had fits stop/Go now finally stopped.

Thanks

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Post by drasticeagle60 »

Nat84 wrote:where was the circuit board cracked?

from what you said about hitting it you have a solder joint come loose
so look for any sort of inperfetion in the solder joins mine was a minor
crack on solder joint simmlar to this on this link
this isnt of the tacho it was just to show what to look for


http://www.ami.ac.uk/courses/topics/015 ... sj_phd.jpg

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Post by drasticeagle60 »

PeterInSa wrote:Question:
Where is the sender? on the Gearbox? Have a HJ61 and the Tacho had fits stop/Go now finally stopped.

Thanks

Peter
hi The 2H tacho get the signal from bellhousing sender i think
so a 12ht should be simlar


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