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I have a sunpro super tach II, i need to know where the green red white and black wires go in order to hook it up

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SOURCE: How do I hook-up Sunpro Super tach 2.

I've got an install diagram for that around here somewhere but for now, the trigger wire to run the tach itself goes to the "tach" connection next to the "Bat" terminal on the distributor cap. one wire attaches to your dash lighting so it comes on with the dash lights and dims properly, the other wire is likely a ground. If I don't add to this later, try googling Sun electronics...I am fairly sure they have an install page.

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tach hook up for chevy with hei distribitor is 1)white wire ; 12volt source 2)red wire -12 volt ignition switch (+) 3)black wire -battery ground (-) green wire ; to tach terminal on dist. / if it not hei with points just put green wire to neg. (-) side of coil
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STEREO WIRING COLOR CHART:
Constant 12V+: White/Blue
Switched 12V+: Yellow/Red
Ground: Black
Illumination: Red/Black
Dimmer: n/a
Antenna: Driver's Pillar

Front Speakers:
Left Front (+) Blue/Green
Left Front (-) Gray/Black
Right Front (+) Red/Green
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Rear Speakers:
Left Rear (+) Blue/Yellow
Left Rear (-) Gray/White
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NOTES: - none -
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Metra Brand Dash Kit: n/a
Metra Brand Wiring Harness: 70-1720
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ALARM / REMOTE START WIRING CHART:
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Starter: Black/White - Ignition Switch Harness
Ignition: Black/Yellow - Ignition Switch Harness
Accessory: Yellow - Ignition Switch Harness
Tach: Blue - Distributor
Brake Switch: Green/White - Brake Switch
Trunk Pin: Green/Black - (-) Above Fuse Panel (Blue Connector)
Parking Lights: Red/Black - (+) Above Fus Panel (White Connector)
Head Lamp: Red/White - Steering Column
Hood Pin: n/a
Factory Disarm: Disarms with Unlock
Door Trigger: Green/Red - (-) Driver's Running board
Door Lock: Green/White - (-) Driver's Door at Door Lock Module
Door Unlock: Green/Red - (-) Driver's Door at Door Lock Module
Horn: Blue/Red - Steering Column (Relay Required)
Windows UP: LF=Red/Blue RF=Orange/White

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CRUISE CONTROL:
Constant 12V+: White - Ignition Switch Harness or Use Hot Side of Brake
Switched 12V+: Black/Yellow - Ignition Switch Harness
Ground: Use Chassis Near Cruise Control Module
Hot Side of Brake: n/a - Brake Switch
Cold Side of Brake: Green/White - Brake Switch
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STEREO WIRING COLOR CHART:
Constant 12V+: Blue/White
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Front Speakers:
Left Front (+) Blue/Green
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Accessory: Yellow - Ignition Switch Harness
Tach: Blue - Distributor
Brake Switch: Green/White - Brake Switch
Trunk Pin: Green/Black - (-) Above Fuse Panel (Blue Connector)
Parking Lights: Red/Black - (+) Above Fus Panel (White Connector)
Head Lamp: Red/White - Steering Column
Hood Pin: n/a
Factory Disarm: Disarms with Unlock
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Door Lock: Green/White - (-) Driver's Door at Door Lock Module
Door Unlock: Green/Red - (-) Driver's Door at Door Lock Module
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Here is a diagram to help assist you and if you can not download the image right click on the image and then select "save picture as..." or "save image as..." and from your image viewer you should be able to read this diagram or print it out, and let me know if you require any further assistance.


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