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I'm sure you've looked at the StreetLegal pinouts online..? I just glanced over my copy but can't see the part number you've shared here. I'm almost certain these units were pretty similar. Let us know if you are still stuck.. :)

Too epic! hehehe

Is the screw loose.. able to flap about..? If not, it may have been screwed in there to bung a leak.. :)

Too bad I'm too far away to be of any help.. :rolleyes:

Do you want a linear TPS or just the clicky on/off-switched ones used on the manual trannied models..?

Distributors will generally wear out from age and corrosion from the high voltage going through it all the time it's in use. Open it up and share some pictures perhaps..? Also, you've mentioned the coil and the distributor.. so which is it..?

Greetings earthlings.. Sorry, I got a little too fat over Christmas from eating all the treats and couldn't do any sort of work due to sheer laziness.. hehehe Now I'm back and still cleaning up lots of electricals as the engine management was just but a slice of the larger tasks getting done on...

We see what you did there.. :D

See if you can pick up some hints from this build album. Did it sometime in the year of the Lord 1623 Before Christ.. :D https://goo.gl/photos/xBDFv4PzEN1oTc48A

All true.. hence my comment on bravery.. :) At times, you just need to get home or to the next shop where you can get a proper job done. I got to discover this at some point when I needed the rig running for a tarmac race event.. and no one had the inboard CVJ boots in stock. We got the closest...

You can also use some decent worm-gear clamps snipped to just the right size if you are brave enough.. :D

Pics.. content.. guides please.. :) Always nice to see what other folks out here are doing.

This is assuming your tacho just dies a natural death.. and was not tinkered with before dying.. right..? :)

The 3-pin is a switched (on/off) 12-volt DC signal. The 4-pin is what varies the 5-volt VCC signal.

Seems like good advice.. especially about the trouble-to-set-up bit.. :)