MTH recommended about 0.75 mm distance for the tach reader or somewhere between 0.5mm to 1.5mm for optimum read. Of course without hitting the flywheel .
Mine measures 2.5 mm . I don't understand how to make an adjustment.
Has anyone come up with a good solution ?
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Place a thin piece of plastic, or brass under bottom of tach reader so that if tilts reader towards flywheel.
Is this OEM, there are different size tach reader brackets for PS-3 and PS-2 has different tach readers with spacers under sensor to get the correct gap. G
@GGG posted:Place a thin piece of plastic, or brass under bottom of tach reader so that if tilts reader towards flywheel.
Is this OEM, there are different size tach reader brackets for PS-3 and PS-2 has different tach readers with spacers under sensor to get the correct gap. G
@GGG posted:Place a thin piece of plastic, or brass under bottom of tach reader so that if tilts reader towards flywheel.
Is this OEM, there are different size tach reader brackets for PS-3 and PS-2 has different tach readers with spacers under sensor to get the correct gap. G
Thank you very much George. 😉
I was concerned about putting too much pressure on the plastic bracket or misaligning the reader.
I did use a piece of paper cardstock as large as the size of the plastic surface of the holder with a dab of super glue and was able to keep the reader parrallel with the flywheel . The new distance is now 1.0 mm.
Thanks.
@GGG posted:Is this OEM, there are different size tach reader brackets for PS-3 and PS-2 has different tach readers with spacers under sensor to get the correct gap. G
I did buy this ps2 USRA mallet second hand but it looks like it is all OEM.
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