Installation Time
(approx) 30 Minutes
Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Circuit Board Tachometer (80-82 Corvette C3)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-284967-1
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Product Information
Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Tach Circuit Kit Made in USA
- Shipping Weight: 0.50 Pounds
- Priced Per Each
- Fits 1980-1982 Corvette C3
Description
Precision Tachometer Repair. The Circuit Board, Tachometer, 1980-1982 is designed to restore the functionality of the tachometer gauge in vehicles. It regulates the electrical signals that display engine RPM, ensuring accurate and reliable readouts. This component is essential for monitoring engine performance and maintaining optimal operation.
Construction and Appearance. Manufactured with high-quality electronic components and designed for reliability in automotive environments, this tach circuit kit features a clean and compact design. The board is treated to resist corrosion and provide long-term durability.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires only basic electrical knowledge. No drilling or permanent modifications are necessary. The kit is designed as a direct replacement to ensure a seamless fit and function.
Application. Specifically engineered to fit 1980-1982 Corvette C3 models, providing an exact replacement for the original tachometer circuit board to maintain proper gauge operation.
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Installation Info
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- (1) Circuit Board
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