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Join Date: Oct 2021
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Hello fellow members. I own a 1993 Ford Festiva 2-door hatchback with a 5-speed manual transmission. For some time now I have wanted a Ford instrument cluster with a stock tachometer, which was not a factory option in Canada. It was available as an option in the USA, but the speedo was in MPH and not KPH. I finally discovered that an Australian cluster has a stock tachometer and a KPH speedo, but the wiring harness for the Australian Festiva cluster is pinned differently than the Canadian harness. I have managed to figure some of the wiring out, and verified that there is a factory tach wire run from the coil to the cluster. Would anyone happen to have access to a wiring diagram for the cluster in an Australian Festiva that they could share? I would really appreciate any help that anyone can offer. Thanks in advance!
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Australian spec instrument cluster into Canadian Festiva
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