wire up techometer
 

Anybody have a better way to install a techometer on a 00 civic hatch?
Also which wire is the on for the ingnition key switch?

Re: wire up techometer (DC_RaceR)
 

just take the big blue wire off the dizzy (i think its the blue one.... its been a while) or you can pull the gauge cluster out and splice into the stock tach wire

theres a pin on the fuse box for accessories. I always just spliced to the radio tho for keyed power

The best way to install a tach is to buy a cluster with a tach on it. Shouldn't cost more than $80.

Re: (Eran)
 

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Re: (doublejz)
 

Ah.... you're one of those people.....

"Hey everyone, should I spend $60-80 on a tachometer that's prewired and bolts right into my car because it's part of the cluster .... or should I spend $150 on some 5" clock that I have to drill into my car to install and splice wires?"

Re: (Eran)
 

I don't know but those SI cluster goes over $150


Modified by DC_RaceR at 7:43 PM 9/8/2006

Re: (DC_RaceR)
 

Nah, you can find a civic ex cluster with a tachometer for $80 or less. Check ebay.

*CORRECTION* Maybe $100 + shipping, tops. They seem to have gone up a tiny bit since I bought mine 2 years ago http://images.honda-tech.com/set1//smile/emcrook.gif

Anyhoo, regardless of the price, it's simpler, cleaner, and best of all ... made by honda.