Bezel Dash Gauge Install

[hdixon]

I have question for anyone that can help I just purchased a 1969 C-10 step side SWB and in the process of replacing the dash cluster I need to know how do the temperature gauge get hooked up and also the battery gauge to the dash bezel can anyone help me out

[LockDoc]

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[66clow]

Temp guage answer
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=414053

Both go thru the wiring harness into the dash panel.

[leftybass209]

Originally Posted by LockDoc

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Aww Lockdoc, you know the answer!!!

Hdixon, the gauges are mounted to 1 of 2 separate rounded-edge rectangular panels. Those panels are mounted to a larger tin that the speedometer, fuel gauge, and/or tachometer mount to. The Amp gauge is connected using a printed circuit board (PCB).The oil gauge is connected to the engine via a copper (or aftermarket plastic) tube, which attaches to an engine oil feed passage (next to the distributor on V8s). The water temp is also connected to the PCB.

I'll try to find some pictures.

[66clow]

Originally Posted by leftybass209

Aww Lockdoc, you know the answer!!!

Hdixon, the gauges are mounted to 1 of 2 separate rounded-edge rectangular panels. Those panels are mounted to a larger tin that the speedometer, fuel gauge, and/or tachometer mount to. The Amp gauge is connected using a printed circuit board (PCB).The oil gauge is connected to the engine via a copper (or aftermarket plastic) tube, which attaches to an engine oil feed passage (next to the distributor on V8s). The water temp is also connected to the PCB.

I'll try to find some pictures.

Oil http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=517606

Temp http://i718.photobucket.com/albums/w...1/identify.jpg

[LockDoc]

Originally Posted by leftybass209

Aww Lockdoc, you know the answer!!!

Hdixon, the gauges are mounted to 1 of 2 separate rounded-edge rectangular panels. Those panels are mounted to a larger tin that the speedometer, fuel gauge, and/or tachometer mount to. The Amp gauge is connected using a printed circuit board (PCB).The oil gauge is connected to the engine via a copper (or aftermarket plastic) tube, which attaches to an engine oil feed passage (next to the distributor on V8s). The water temp is also connected to the PCB.

I'll try to find some pictures.

Yeah, I know, I moved his thread from the Suburbans & Panels forum to here and I wanted to get it back to the top. We were leaving to go out for pizza & a movie so I didn't have time to answer it. Thanks for saving me guys...

LockDoc

[gable74]

Originally Posted by LockDoc

Yeah, I know, I moved his thread from the Suburbans & Panels forum to here and I wanted to get it back to the top. We were leaving to go out for pizza & a movie so I didn't have time to answer it. Thanks for saving me guys...

LockDoc

What did you see?

[LockDoc]

Originally Posted by gable74

What did you see?

Not to hijack but the wife and I go out every Friday Night for pizza and a movie, no matter what's showing. Tonight we saw "Pete's Dragon"..... Good movie!

LockDoc