Where is the tach on a 68 dart?
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The A body consoles have a large lip on either side so the console tach requires the mounting of the tach on a riser block with the tach gasket ( small flat plastic piece that allows for the tach to assume one of 2 two positions) sandwiched in between the block and tach mounting area. The tach has a threaded tube type mount protruding from the bottom of its casing the tube goes through the gasket and block and then the nut and spring tighten on the underside of the block. The underside of the block has 3 threaded holes which screws thread into from the underside of the console top to attach the assembly to the console top.
These tachs were common on alot of A, B, & C-body 67-69 models, maybe even 1966. Here is a pic of the spacer that is needed for the A-body.
More info for you.......:cheers:
The A body consoles have a large lip on either side so the console tach requires the mounting of the tach on a riser block with the tach gasket ( small flat plastic piece that allows for the tach to assume one of 2 two positions) sandwiched in between the block and tach mounting area. The tach has a threaded tube type mount protruding from the bottom of its casing the tube goes through the gasket and block and then the nut and spring tighten on the underside of the block. The underside of the block has 3 threaded holes which screws thread into from the underside of the console top to attach the assembly to the console top.
These tachs were common on alot of A, B, & C-body 67-69 models, maybe even 1966. Here is a pic of the spacer that is needed for the A-body.