94 accord with messed up tach. and fuel gauge

Discussion in 'Accord' started by ballinjefe22, Dec 8, 2005.

  1. ballinjefe22

    ballinjefe22 Guest

    a friend of mine has a 97 accord v6 with the reverse glow gauges, which he
    installed himself. he told me that he could put them on for me a while
    back on my 94 accord. ive had the problem for a while but never really
    cared about it, but now that i know there are some people in a forum that
    know what they are talkin about, ill give it a shot. the tach. only works
    every once in a while if i hit the top of the dash repeatedly. and the
    fuel gauge only moves up a little ways past empty. i would say it moves
    up about 1/4 the way to the 1/4 tank mark. :-/ oh yeah, and the A/C and
    the air recirculation lights dont work unless i tap on them...any ideas
    anyone? thanks
     
    ballinjefe22, Dec 8, 2005
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  2. Why don't you ask your friend?

    --Gene
     
    Gene S. Berkowitz, Dec 10, 2005
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  3. ballinjefe22

    ballinjefe22 Guest

    well i did...and he said he did it all the same as when he did his, so i
    really dont know wha tto do. and i dont wanna drop the $ to buy a new
    gauge cluster.
     
    ballinjefe22, Dec 11, 2005
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  4. ballinjefe22

    Nick Guest

    It could be that connections are loose or need to be cleaned. Your
    wording is a little confusing, you do mean that this issue is occurring on your
    OEM gauges correct?
    Try opening the cluster and get some pressurized air to clean out the
    contacts. If this fixes your tach issue but doesn't fix your fuel gauge, you may
    need a new fuel sending unit. They typically start going bad from 7-8 years
    onward so you may be due for a new one.

    Nick
     
    Nick, Dec 12, 2005
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  5. ballinjefe22

    ballinjefe22 Guest

    yeah. sorry about the confusion. its the OEM gauges. ill try to take it
    all apart and clean it up. thanks
     
    ballinjefe22, Dec 12, 2005
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