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I think those use electrical noise or voltage to detect RPM and it worked quite well on my previous ride.
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I found some more details on using an injector signal wire to get the same result.
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I think those use electrical noise or voltage to detect RPM and it worked quite well on my previous ride.
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Use injector signal wire

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I found some more details on using an injector signal wire to get the same result.
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I found the post where a member used one of the cables from the ecu, but that did not work for me.
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POST 1Original post

Looking for the wire to get rpm to my shift light. I found the post where a member used one of the cables from the ecu, but that did not work for me. RPMs are all over the place. I have a 2006 Cayman S. Anybody have another location can tap into?

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Silverr1, if that doesnt work out, you can also try the wireless type that plug into the cigarette lighter or power port. I think those use electrical noise or voltage to detect RPM and it worked quite well on my previous ride. didnt get to try it on the 987 though as i sold it with the car. Add to Cart

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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately I bought a combo gauge witha built in shift light. I found some more details on using an injector signal wire to get the same result. Im going to try it tomorrow.

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Hi, old thread but did you solve it? I been told its possible to get it from the ODB contact

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