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Re: temp gauge pegged hot
I'm impressed that you stuck with it until the end. This was a lot of work for you.
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Re: temp gauge pegged hot
My wife has told me that I'm like a dog with a milk bone I don't give it up till it's finished. Been that way my entire life and career Has done me well That's how you learn thing's and grow in knowledge
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Re: temp gauge pegged hot
To you guys who kept at it until fixed; thank you. It is nice when searching problems like this (so as to not post a thread that has been covered many times) and have an ending with an answer. Good job.
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Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: SC
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Re: temp gauge pegged hot
Thank you for helping him with this! I had the same issue, pegged past Hot on the gauge. I started the troubleshooting tests you posted with testing Ohm readings across the posts on the back of the gauge and the resistor. All of them were within a few of the values you provided, so I was kind of stumped. So I decided to button everything back up and I would try the next steps tomorrow. Well apparently some or one of the washers/nuts on the posts weren't in the right spot or tightened down all the way. For now it is working correctly so just needed to remove all the pieces and put them back together LOL! Thanks for helping your fellow forum members!
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