Gas Gauge Doesnt Work
04-07-2014, 06:04 PM
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Gas Gauge Doesnt Work
Gas Gauge has quit working after cluster swap. Checked the float in the fuel tank and its fine as expected since I had just replaced the sending unit and pump. New gauge cluster has a rpm tach would this affect the gas gauge at all?
04-08-2014, 10:49 PM
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dumb question.. during the swap, do you think there is any way you damaged a wire?
If something worked before, and now it doesn't, it is usually safe to assume that what you did, is the problem.
Possible a bad gauge in the cluster, not sure if it is replaceable by itself. Perhaps plugging the old cluster back in and seeing if the gauge works would eliminate anything with the vehicle itself, and point to the cluster/gauge
If something worked before, and now it doesn't, it is usually safe to assume that what you did, is the problem.
Possible a bad gauge in the cluster, not sure if it is replaceable by itself. Perhaps plugging the old cluster back in and seeing if the gauge works would eliminate anything with the vehicle itself, and point to the cluster/gauge
04-08-2014, 11:00 PM
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dumb question.. during the swap, do you think there is any way you damaged a wire?
If something worked before, and now it doesn't, it is usually safe to assume that what you did, is the problem.
Possible a bad gauge in the cluster, not sure if it is replaceable by itself. Perhaps plugging the old cluster back in and seeing if the gauge works would eliminate anything with the vehicle itself, and point to the cluster/gauge
If something worked before, and now it doesn't, it is usually safe to assume that what you did, is the problem.
Possible a bad gauge in the cluster, not sure if it is replaceable by itself. Perhaps plugging the old cluster back in and seeing if the gauge works would eliminate anything with the vehicle itself, and point to the cluster/gauge
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Want the specs?
Empty is 1 ohm
Half is 44 ohms
Full is 88 ohms
Empty is 1 ohm
Half is 44 ohms
Full is 88 ohms
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