thunderturd
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My tach will drop to 0 for a second or sometimes a minuit, but the car keeps running. Is this a problem in the dash or somewhere else. Even when I pound on the dash there is no difference.
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Yup.. you're wrong. A loss of a crank sensor signal (PIP) will cause the engine to stop. The loss of a cam sensor signal (CID) can cause bucking and/or a wacky tach. A failing DIS can cause a loss of the tach signal, but yet the engine will run just fine.VostocK said:I think I remember someone else on here had the same problem , it was a bad crank sensor as I recall, but it is very likely I am wrong.
SuperCoupe007 said:Boy, i am in a lot of trouble, My engines dies every now and then while driving on the street or freeway, it bucks sometimes, and i can remember atleast a few times when the tach doesn't move from "0 RPM" yet the car is idling.. Guess i should get ready to pay an arm and a leg for all those three parts..
SuperCoupe007 said:Boy, i am in a lot of trouble, My engines dies every now and then while driving on the street or freeway, it bucks sometimes, and i can remember atleast a few times when the tach doesn't move from "0 RPM" yet the car is idling.. Guess i should get ready to pay an arm and a leg for all those three parts..
BIGJOHN0352 said:I bet that it is your dis i just had the same problem
BIGJOHN0352 said:I ment your DIS module when your tach goes dead tap your dis module its mounted on top of your a/c compresor i bet it will start working for a short time the zone has the module for like 150.00