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Old 10-03-2002, 11:43 PM   #1
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gas gauge probs

i've tried everything i can think of and i'm about to give up on having a working gas gauge unless someone has another idea...i've put 2 new different sending units ina nd one is known to be good cause ibought it from a board member...i've hooked it to another cluster i have to see if it was the gauge itself...i've run a new wire from the sender to the gauge to see if it was in the wire...i checked the fuse and connections in the fuse box...it still doesnt work...it sits at a little more than 3/4 while it used to sit at about 1/4 of a tank...i have no idea...my next step would be to buy all new (not used parts) but i cant afford that now...thanks for any help...-Nick
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