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Old 25th May 2010, 08:37 PM
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Old 25th May 2010, 10:30 PM
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Hi TT, i have an acewell 3250, speedo and tacho are accurate. temp not far out but fuel gauge bit iffy. My sensor is mounted on the back of the g/box and magnet on the front U/J flange. if you need any info Google acewell 3853 and you will find all you need inc wiring diagram, looks the same as mine.
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As above my Acewell has the speedo senor hanging off the back oft he gearbox, secured on a bracket through the back hole on the gearstick surround. Magnet is glued to the prop fork that comes out the back of the box.

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have done the same on my koso

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