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Old 12-26-2013, 01:13 PM
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Ok the car is a 2002 Camaro Z28. Just put a 3600 converter in it and bolted everything back up. Turned the car over and everything is running fine EXCEPT the RPM tach is no longer working. Here's the current situation. I still have it on jacks with no wheels on(checking for leaks and that kinda stuff). I turned it on to make sure I had all gears. It has all gears. The speedometer works along with every other gauge except the stock rpm tach. It sits at 0 no matter what I do to it. The ABS light is on but I don't think that could have anything to do with my problem. So is this just simply a sensor I forgot to plug up when putting the trans back? Or there other things that could cause this?
Old 12-26-2013, 04:45 PM
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Just above the starter is the crank sensor. I would think it would have thrown a trouble code but my guess is its uplugged or a wire is damaged.
Check your grounds too.
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Update:
Thanks for the reply SSZ. That was the first thing I checked and it was plugged in and looked fine. I ran the computer on it and ended up gettin a code for the cam position sensor. Took the intake off and checked the sensor plug, wires, and it looked fine. Checked every other sensor and wire I could find and couldn't find a single problem anywhere. Bolted everything back up, started it up and it fixed itself I guess. Guess the plug was loose or something, Idk. But its working fine now.
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Good stuff. Just pray the problem doesnt return.



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