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Thanks, everyone. That's all I need to figure out the problem.
I'm sure it'll be the most difficult thing to replace. That would be the gauge, the sender is a piece of cake. The gauge will require a contortionist. |
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On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 21:20:10 -0400, Jack Goff wrote:
Thanks, everyone. That's all I need to figure out the problem. I'm sure it'll be the most difficult thing to replace. That would be the gauge, the sender is a piece of cake. The gauge will require a contortionist. Jack, let us know what the problem was. I'm betting on the ground connector on the sending unit. -- John H |
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#3
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You might check and see if you entire dash assembly is removable. You don;t
have to take it out completely, just enough to get at the backs of the gauges. "Jack Goff" wrote in message ... Thanks, everyone. That's all I need to figure out the problem. I'm sure it'll be the most difficult thing to replace. That would be the gauge, the sender is a piece of cake. The gauge will require a contortionist. |
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