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Old 04-15-2013, 11:38 AM
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Well, it's fixed, kinda. After doing all the trouble shooting (thanks Old Goat 67) everything pointed to bad senders. I went and spent 9 bucks at Napa, got one of their senders and the gauge works. Reads Hot but works. The 2 senders from Lectriclimited did not move the needle nor did the GM unit I got off e-bay. A fellow memeber is sending me a used original one. Hopefully all will be OK at that point.

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Well, it's fixed, kinda. After doing all the trouble shooting (thanks Old Goat 67) everything pointed to bad senders. I went and spent 9 bucks at Napa, got one of their senders and the gauge works. Reads Hot but works. The 2 senders from Lectriclimited did not move the needle nor did the GM unit I got off e-bay. A fellow memeber is sending me a used original one. Hopefully all will be OK at that point.
I may have to try that Napa unit to see if my gauge reads at all...

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Well, it's fixed, kinda. After doing all the trouble shooting (thanks Old Goat 67) everything pointed to bad senders. I went and spent 9 bucks at Napa, got one of their senders and the gauge works. Reads Hot but works. The 2 senders from Lectriclimited did not move the needle nor did the GM unit I got off e-bay. A fellow memeber is sending me a used original one. Hopefully all will be OK at that point.
I may have to try that Napa unit to see if my gauge reads at all...they are cheap enough...

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