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Tachometer
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I took power for the tach right off the speedometer connector
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The mini tach instructions tell you to wire power from an unused fuse block and ground to the chassis ground. I had no fun trying to figure out the easiest way to get the wire terminated behind the fuse block so I cheated.
The Dynas that come with a tach share power and ground with the speedo, so I suspect the wiring and the fuse are stout enough to handle the load of a tach on my FXDBI as well.
This works fine, but be aware of this. You may want to wire to the fuse block and the chassis ground as instructed.
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