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I have a 1987 E9 400 and the tach quit working.  Mine connects on top of the motor. I disconnected the cable.  The cable is a male end with a key molded into it.  It slides into a shaft with a notch for the key.  Should the shaft spin when the engine is running?

 

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the saft in the injection pump turns when running..  chuck up the cable in a wimpy cordless drill and spin it to see if the gauge works. go slow and have someone watching the gauge...  I think you have to put the drill in reverse..   just go slow when figuring which direction is correct. when you get that figured out, then run the drill up and it helps to know the top speed of the drill so you can sort-a get an idea that the tach is reading good...  not a cure just a test..  Jojo

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