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Hey guys. I have a 72 Mack CF600 Mack fire truck. It originally had a gas engine in it, but was later replaced with a straight 6 diesel. It didn't have a tach on the gas engine, but I was wondering if I could put one on the diesel engine í have now? Thanks

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https://photos.app.goo.gl/qcLuPSwJEs42sDbS9...  I am not very strong in knowledge of the E-6 as I would like to be, but here is what is in my shop..  ENDT 673.. 

is this type what you have?  you may have a cap over the hole.  the tach is driven off the aux. drive shaft...

Yep, and they are bigger as well.

 

 Many ways to add a tach. 

there are those that can be driven off an AC tap on an alternator, and you can drill and tap the bellhousing for a mag pick-up.

 Anything with a shaft that turns with the engine can be used, if you can attach a cable or electronic drive to it. Electronic works best if the shaft spins at a speed other than 1/2 crankshaft or crankshaft speed, as they are easier to calibrate.

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