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    Odd acting Tach

    I just purchased a 1980 gs850gl a few days ago. i'm fairly familier with the gs line as my father in-law has a 82 gs1100gl and we have worked on it together. My new bike's tach does not respond quickly, it seems to have a very slow delay to it. Anyone have any ideas as what may cause this? Thanks
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    Did you try lubing the cable?

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      Greetings and Salutations!!

      Hi Mr. JonC03,

      You can also remove the gauges, turn them upside down, and put a few drops of household oil (3in1) or a few squirts of WD40 in the cable inputs. If that doesn't work then we'll have to dig deeper. But first, a few words from the unofficial greeter.

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