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tacho not working

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I have a 94 fto and want some one to shead some light on y my tacho is not working
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Faulty IFS - Ignition Failure Sensor (this is the most common issue)
or
Bad wiring connection
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Faulty tacho gauge
or
Faulty cluster
or
Faulty cluster circuit board
or
Faulty ECU
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Itll be the Ignition Failure Sensor.
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    PHIL069 wrote:Faulty IFS - Ignition Failure Sensor (this is the most common issue)
    or
    Bad wiring connection
    or
    Faulty tacho gauge
    or
    Faulty cluster
    or
    Faulty cluster circuit board
    or
    Faulty ECU

    Orr a mystical evil witch doomed your tacho to never work agin. No matter what you do. It will never, work,again!
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    destinationtoby wrote:
    PHIL069 wrote:Faulty IFS - Ignition Failure Sensor (this is the most common issue)
    or
    Bad wiring connection
    or
    Faulty tacho gauge
    or
    Faulty cluster
    or
    Faulty cluster circuit board
    or
    Faulty ECU

    Orr a mystical evil witch doomed your tacho to never work agin. No matter what you do. It will never, work,again!
    Like mine
    LOL but we cant use you as an example. You broke the laws of averages too :lol:
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    Re: tacho not working

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    Where is the IFS located and where can i get a new one
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