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Hi Frank,
American fuel senders usually have a high resistance when the tank is empty and a low resistance when the tank is full. A short on the sender wiring would make that type of gauge show maximum. I suggest that you disconnect the sender wire at the sender and see if the gauge still shows full. If so, disconnect the sender wire right at the gauge and see if the gauge still shows full. If the gauge still shows full with the sender wire disconnected from the gauge then the gauge is stuffed. -- Best Regards, Bert van den Berg CruzPro Ltd. www.cruzpro.com 13 Burgundy Park Avenue Henderson 0612 New Zealand "frank1492" wrote in message ... Not really "electronic" but... I was going along and suddenly my gas gauge flipped to the max. The sender is resistive type with "wiper." I disassembled it and found nothing wrong. Checked the ground connection to the tank, as well as the wiper connection. All appeared to be in order. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks. Frank |
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