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it is a 91 3fe , i'm new to the truck thing so where is the igniter and what connection am i looking for? is it a plug or how is it connected?
Looks like Ill add my name to the list here. Replaced dead OEM Igniter, and my tach died.on that note i also have replaced the ignigter with a high performance on and my Tach stop also
Anything to report here? The same happened to me as well. New igniter and tach is dead now.Looks like Ill add my name to the list here. Replaced dead OEM Igniter, and my tach died.
Put the old one back in to test and still dead
I hope the aftermarket igniter didn't fry something
On the 3FE the tach signal comes from the igniter. The OEM part has been NLA for the last 10 years, so anything that's replacing it is aftermarket.Anything to report here? The same happened to me as well. New igniter and tach is dead now.
Hi @rsocalguy07 ,Anything to report here? The same happened to me as well. New igniter and tach is dead now.
I can't speak on behalf of Land Cruiser but I worked on tons of cars in the past and usually, the speedometer is attached to the transmission. The speedometer cable is a wire round type of cable and they can typically break. If you got a friend, and a drill with a chuck, attached to the cable to the Chuck and then spend the cable with the drill. See if there is a speed being registered on the speedometer. If not then there's a good chance the cable has broke. Try to pull on the cable if it comes out that means it's brokehey does anyone know where it connects to on the passenger side of the engine bay. and how do you troubleshoot it?? i have no idea everything else in cluster works but it stopped yesterday? thanks Will
I can't speak on behalf of Land Cruiser but I worked on tons of cars in the past and usually, the speedometer is attached to the transmission. The speedometer cable is a wire round type of cable and they can typically break. If you got a friend, and a drill with a chuck, attached to the cable to the Chuck and then spend the cable with the drill. See if there is a speed being registered on the speedometer. If not then there's a good chance the cable has broke. Try to pull on the cable if it comes out that means it's broke