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I'm back with 2nd truck!
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Texas
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See if this is what the back of the wire harnes looks like in the cab
From the 3 o'clock position this is #1 wire then so on till #5 for reference. #1- Ignition wire (pink w/ black stripe) #2- Valve wire (lt. green) #3- Tank Aux. (lt. blue) #4- Gauge (tan) #5- Tank Main (tan w/ white) #6- Not used With the ignition on you should get power with the #1 slot. If not check the pink w/black wire by following it to the fuse panel. Mine was connected with a male spade connector to a IGN slot. This way it's only powered when ignition is on (neing not running). Also you should have a light when testing for the #4 gauge as well (assuming it the #1 is hot
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