I know this is a shot in the dark, but the Sentra doesn't have a tachometer. It has the standard cluster with the speedometer, fuel and water temp. gauges. If I can get an instrument cluster that fits, say off an SE or SE-R, what are the chances that the conversion will be painless? my speedometer is computer-controlled and there is no cable. on each side I have the warning lights (check engine, oil, charge, etc). Nissan used a similar cluster on sentras from 1991 to 1993, where the speedo and water/fuel guages were on opposite sides of what mine is. but on mine, they used the same instrument cluster from 1994 until 1999 or 2000 I think. I think the standard sentras didn't include them, unless you bought an SE or SE-R model. so it's not like it's uncommon. my main concern is (1) no existing wiring for the tachometer, and (2) the harnesses being different, causing stuff not to work right. I guess my best bet would be to look at a FSM for the vehicle I'm taking one off of. I don't have a FSM for the sentra yet, and I don't know where to get one except E-bay, which is where I got the (now retired for service) FSM for the maxima I no longer have.
I know a tach isn't absolutely necessary, cos my 89 sentra didn't have one, and that's the car I learned stick on. but it's a pretty good thing to have and it adds a sporty look.
let me know what you think, if it's even worth trying to do.
Dan
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Not a Ford fan?
