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    Tachometer skipping

    Do you guys have the same issue, my tach will get a bit "stuck" after 3,500rpms but it will them jump for the assumed rpm like 4,500 or 5,000rpm
    Do you know what I mean, right? is this a normal cb7 imperfection?


    95 Accord Wagon EX - Stock
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    #2
    a few questions?

    any CEL'S or driveability problems? normally a jumping tach would trigger a cel 15 for ignitor module. but could be faulty speed sensor,maybe tach cable is bad, malfunctioning tps, or throttle cable out of adjustment?

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      #3
      Check Coil resistence values in the haynes manual. Although a coil may test good, it could act up when hot.


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        #4
        Do you have gauge overlays? I had some a few years ago and my tach would sometimes get stuck. If you do you might want to check that out first.

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          #5
          same problem, havent fixed it yet, dont really know what it is either. always has happened since i got my car.

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            #6
            Hey Guys, Just signed up here and thought I could offer my two cents. I just had some starting issues with my 90 accord. It turned out to be a bad igniter unit within the distributor. I also just drove across country and experienced the bouncing tach problem, which I found to be directly related to the igniter. Make sure the wire connections are tight, the bouncing was caused by a loose connection there. I just crimped the spade connectors closed with a set of needle nose pliers and it fixed the problem right up.

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