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  1. MarcusOReallyus

    Dash lights and other gauge cluster repairs

    Feh. No actual temperature readings. If you are going to have a non-standard gauge, you might as well have one that actually tells you something useful.
  2. MarcusOReallyus

    Dash lights and other gauge cluster repairs

    Yes, please post a pic of the front. You might have a 24v gauge, which is not a bad thing. We just need to figure out how it's supposed to be wired. Of course, since it was mis-wired, it might be fried....
  3. MarcusOReallyus

    Dash lights and other gauge cluster repairs

    Voltage gauge may be the resistor on the back. Easily fixed. Check it with an ohmmeter. Should be ~300 ohms, +- 10% or so. There are lots of good alternatives to consider. It's been discussed a lot. Clean all the sockets. Use CRC Contact cleaner. Do NOT use brake cleaner! Pipe...
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