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    DIY Shift Light Circuit

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    This document contains a circuit diagram and instructions for building a tachometer shift light that activates between 4500-7500 RPM using signals from the vehicle's instrument gauge and normally open contacts. Components include a 12V mini relay, 1N4001 diodes, LM2907 and LM741 op-amps, and various resistors and capacitors. The completed circuit can power an LED or buzzer mounted on the dashboard to serve as a shift light.

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    This document contains a circuit diagram and instructions for building a tachometer shift light that activates between 4500-7500 RPM using signals from the vehicle's instrument gauge and normally open contacts. Components include a 12V mini relay, 1N4001 diodes, LM2907 and LM741 op-amps, and various resistors and capacitors. The completed circuit can power an LED or buzzer mounted on the dashboard to serve as a shift light.

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    This document contains a circuit diagram and instructions for building a tachometer shift light that activates between 4500-7500 RPM using signals from the vehicle's instrument gauge and normally open contacts. Components include a 12V mini relay, 1N4001 diodes, LM2907 and LM741 op-amps, and various resistors and capacitors. The completed circuit can power an LED or buzzer mounted on the dashboard to serve as a shift light.

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    DIY Shift Light Circuit

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    asanin
    This document contains a circuit diagram and instructions for building a tachometer shift light that activates between 4500-7500 RPM using signals from the vehicle's instrument gauge and normally open contacts. Components include a 12V mini relay, 1N4001 diodes, LM2907 and LM741 op-amps, and various resistors and capacitors. The completed circuit can power an LED or buzzer mounted on the dashboard to serve as a shift light.

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    12 V 10k 470

    1N4001

    11

    12

    10

    8 1k

    6 12V mini relay 1N4001

    LM 2907

    LM 741

    1 FROM INSTRUMENT GAUGE SIGNAL BEHIND DASH (TA) 10k 20k .02

    NORMALY OPEN CONTACTS 4500-7500 rpm

    12 0

    .02

    100 k

    10k

    220

    From those contacts you can use a LED or BUZZER or both and install them at the gauge dash. From the 100k trimer you can adjust the output to activated between 4500-7500 rpms. Designed and tested from GEORGE VAFIADIS Athens GREECE gvafiadis@yahoo.com It is a very easy kit for everyone to assembly and it is working fine for every car. I have installed it at MY 97 IMPREZA GT Turbo and is looking like the STI shift light.

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