Ducati Sporting Club UK > Model Specific - Discussion, Technical Problems and Help > General Motorcycles only > Help please - Rev counter on 1098?

[pbrown]

Looking to add an aftermarket rev counter to 1098 to get thru' noise testing since my clocks have stopped working.

What's the best way to do this & what type of rev counter do I need? Doesn't need to be a long term fix.

[skidlids]

Depending on ECU,
916/748
900/750SSie
Elliot
Spa
Scitsu
Stack

Some you have to configure to get the right reading on a twin

[pbrown]

ECU is 5AM2 I believe. Any idea which is the TACH wire from ECU to clocks or would I tie in to the coil wire?

[skidlids]

The Standard Dash gets the Tacho signal via the CAN line so little you can do with that, Standard dash must be working in some form otherwise fueling would be a bit off.
Are you intending to add another Tacho alongside the standard unit, something like a Stack or Spa unit will pickup off the coil trigger wire

[pbrown]

I've broken the dash display in a crash & the rev counter doesn't display. I was looking to leave the existing dash on until I got a new one & have a separate rev counter for noise testing purposes only.

I have a 2nd hand dash hopefully turning up on friday which has had the IMMO removed to work with a nemasis ecu but I wasn't sure whether that would work with my ECU without IMMO being disabled on ECU.

Eventually I will get the dash and/or ecu sent off & paired but this quick fix was just to get me out this weekend.

[chrisw]

There is no immo in the 1098 ECU, it is all in the dash.