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Old 06-26-2008, 01:16 PM   #1
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confused again

working on getting temp gauge to work and looking at past post and FAQ and seen a couple of mentions of moving or changing wire positions in the fuse clusterif you are going from a light to a gauge. anyone know of this to be true.i don't know what the truck was orig. The gauge seems good and pegs when grounded. is there a way to ground it somewher to see if grounding is the issue. i'm not sure if i'm am getting good ground from motor to cab. help if you can. Gary
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