Trying to get the gas gauge working again in my 50
3100. Best guess is the PO fried the guage when
converting over to 12v. Checked the sending unit to
ground - good, sending unit to guage - good, guage
voltage - oops, no power. Traced back to fuse box,
empty. Placed new fuse in turned key, gauge didn't
move, 30 seconds later fuse blew. Threw a little
jumper cable accross fuse block, turned key, still no
guage, and fried the jumper cable. Best guess, dead
short at the guage. So, where can I get a replacement
guage, and then maybe the tougher question, how the
heck would one go about pulling the cluster and
replacing the guage ?
Thanks for all the help
Ric McAnulty
'50 3100 5-window 235-6 4 speed
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Ric McAnulty
Principal
McAnulty Services Group
Specializing in Unisys /
ITI Integration
530-885-2111
ric_mcanulty@yahoo.com
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