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« on: September 22, 2006, 15:31:22 »
Me dads disco is having a few issues with the rev gauge as in it makes its mind up when it works and when it does its not working with the engine speed.

is this sumthing i could do with me spanners and sticky back plastic? or should i just tell him not to be so tight and pay to get it fixed lol

thanks for any help in advance keith

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« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2006, 16:02:22 »
Common problem this one.  :wink:

On the back of the alternator there is a White/Black wire that has a female spade connector on it. This is most likely loose/dirty.
The best thing to do is put a new spade connector on it and have the problem sorted once & for all.
If you try to tighten the original connector then it will fail again in a month or so.  :wink:

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« Reply #2 on: September 22, 2006, 16:34:59 »
:) thanks budgie ill get out onto that at weekend when i go back to me dads  :wink:  make me look all clever when i fix it lol
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« Reply #3 on: September 24, 2006, 11:22:03 »
Quote from: "Budgie"
Common problem this one.  :wink:

On the back of the alternator there is a White/Black wire that has a female spade connector on it. This is most likely loose/dirty.
The best thing to do is put a new spade connector on it and have the problem sorted once & for all.
If you try to tighten the original connector then it will fail again in a month or so.  :wink:


I agree..... had the exactly the same problem on my parents Disco.


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