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Erratic Tachometer Operation: Loose Ground (POR0183AP)

Publication date: 1970-01-01
Reference number: POR0183AP

ERRATIC TACHOMETER OPERATION: LOOSE GROUND

ERRATIC TACHOMETER OPERATION: LOOSE GROUND

TECHNICAL INFORMATION TIP

Reference Number(s): POR0183AP, Date of Issue: 

ERRATIC TACHOMETER OPERATION - LOOSE GROUND

YEAR(S): 1984 & Later

MANUFACTURER: Porsche

MODEL(S): 911

ISSUE & TIP

On 1984 and later Porsche 911 models, a loose or broken ground between the body and the transmission can cause erratic tachometer operation. The loose ground may not cause any other noticeable problems.

Courtesy of Import Service Magazine

with thanks to:

Gary Dasher

German Auto

Omaha, Nebraska

REFERENCE NUMBER

POR0183AP

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