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I would check the grounds to the dash. Those gauges may not be grounded properly
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You didn't mention what vehicle. The 60's Fords used a 5 volt instrument panel voltage regulator for the temp and fuel gauge. When it goes bad your gauges will not work.
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Type of car
Sorry Bruce, My car is a 34 chevy streetrod, the electrical system has been updated to a 12 v and the gauges are Classics from American. That is interesting about the fords,I didnt know that, thanks,
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Matching sender to gauge
Wow that's something,I wounder if I should just find a new sending unit that is matched with a new gauge, I wanted to replace the gauges with stewart warner ones but i'll try running a ground wire to the dash like you did and see what happens, anyway thnks your info gives me something to work with,
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I had a similar frustrating problem with my Classic gauges on a new install. Classic has a great tech line. I could not figure it out since I wired the car and have done it a lot of times.
Turned out to be a bad ground. I re-did starter, gauges and charging system with star washers and problem solved. |
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