Autometer 9117 Distributorless Ignition Tach Tachometer Adapter New on 2040-parts.com
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Need to install a tachometer in your late model distributorless vehicle? AutoMeter has the solution. These tachometer adapters are designed for vehicles with coil pack or coil-over-plug ignition systems where no tachometer output or signal wire is available. They allow most late model distributorless vehicles to have a tachometer and/or shift light installed.
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