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  1. I have a lot of gear grinding. :P I seem to have many problems with cyclists. Today when I was driving my AE94 sedan I indicated to go into the left lane and started to move into it when a cyclist went flying past, causing me to slam on the brakes and honk the horn. He looked round, right at me, carried on cycling. Then 5 seconds later he turns round stares at me again. I also hate many 4X4 drivers. I had a big Mitsubishi Pajero tailgating me one time for sticking to the speed limit and he was towing a trailer. I have driven a relative's Land Cruiser Prado with a loaded trailer, and it is a lot harder to stop the thing with a trailer than without a trailer. People who think they own the roads, or when people cut corners, or even needlessly be on the centre of the road making me slow down. Quite a few P platers. I am a P plater myself in NSW, and I have seen many P platers, usually in a high-powered modern car show off by speeding off and doing dangerously high speeds, potentially risking everyone else on the road. I had some guy who was in a modded Nissan Pulsar pull up in the lane next to me at traffic lights, revving his engine like mad and it was like he wanted to race me as he was staring at me. The lights turned green and he sped off really fast, and I saw he had red P plates on. :|
  2. (Only just noticed this post) Ah I knew where I got the cable for the tacho from - I read an ancient car book when I was a little kid and it showed how everything in a car worked, and it had a cable operated tacho. :laff:
  3. Sweet, thank you very much. :y:
  4. So I guess that the tacho will work when I hook it up, does the tacho use a cable to connect the engine or is it an electrical signal? :)
  5. Hi all, new here. :wink: I have a 1992 Toyota Corolla CSi Twincam AE94 sedan. It has a 4A-FE engine and a 4 speed auto (3 speed, plus overdrive switch on lever). It doesn't have a tacho on the dashboard, however it has the fuel guage and temperature guage in the right hand "big circle" where the tacho exists on other versions. I am wondering, is it possible to simply replace the cluster with a tacho, and do I have to modify any wiring to make it work? I have recently been offered a aftermarket tacho, so I don't know if that is better instead or what. Thanks in advance. :)
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