Ward,
The voltage stabiliser only controls the voltage to the temperature and
petrol gauges, it does not supply the tacho or indicator. Furthermore, a
duff voltage stabiliser usually results in a high reading on those gauges,
not a zero reading (unless the wire has fallen off ;) ).
I'd check the fuse box first, as all the things that are not working are
controlled by the same fuse. Fuses themselves can develop loose connections
within them after a while, plus the connection between the fuse box and the
fuse might be bad.
My Allen key set includes one small enough for the heater knobs - but I
won't be able to check what size it is before I go home today. If you still
want to know this information e-mail me before 5:00 British time (midday New
York, 9am LA) and I'll try and remember to check this evening.
Richard & Daffy
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