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Subject: | RE: Fuel Gauge / Sender |
From: | RacerY@comcast.net |
Date: | Sun, 06 Nov 2005 19:46:00 +0000 |
Which would translate to: ground= full, 100 ohms= empty. Makes sense. Toby > I don't know about the gas gauge, but I do know that if you ground the lead > to the temperature sending unit, the temp gauge will go to max. That, > incidentally, is a quick way to see if the temp gauge is working or if the > problem is with the sender or its ground. > > Gordon Glasgow > Renton, WA |
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