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The install is easy the signal comes from the negative wire on the coil which in most cases in green. And yes i ran my wire on the side below the brake booster. You can get thru there easy just get ur self a fish tape and if you dont a one of those around use a wire coat hanger. Then you hook it too +12v which is ignition it will have +12 v when you turn the car on and 0 volts when the car is off, and your ground and 12 for the light on the tach.You can snag this from the ash tray lighting..
mine is an i dunno what the name is multi color changing led tach from advance auto, ran the wires through a grommet in the firewall near the brake booster, attached to the dash using existing dash pad hold down screw...
and to those wondering, the original headlight switch shown is a dummy knob filling the hole, the switch crapped out, so now the left toggle is parkin lights, the right is low beam, the blue rocker next to it is high beam(that switch shit itself too, column lever is just there for wipers and blinkers now), and the round blue toggle is the fog lights, all to be replace with custom switch panel soon....
and the thin black wire you see here isnt for the tach, it goes to the temp sensor for a thermometer/clock that was in the car when i bought it..
jay--1983 towncar, 302v8 cfi, dual straight pipes w/resonators ,edelbrock motor goodies, custom interior, full custom stereo system, full rebuilt trunk audio setup, custom paint...more to come......
ditto on 83tc's hole near the booster - I have a pic of it up in the gauge install thread stikied at the top of the CFI forum. not everyone has it though,
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