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Old 04-27-2004, 11:21 PM   #1
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dash harness?

how do i tell the difference between a wiring harness for a dummy light setup and one for a gauge setup, or is there a difference in them, i have been also been wondering if this could be the problem with my gas gauge, because i know the dash is grounded well, and i have checked all other possible things so could this be it also my passenger blinker light and my bright light marker are bass akwards
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Old 04-28-2004, 08:57 PM   #2
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I DONT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE FOR THE HARNESSES
BUT TO TEST YOUR GAS GAUGE
TAKE A TEST LIGHT
GROUND THE CLAMP END
TOUCH THE TIP OF THE TEST LIGHT TO THE SENDER WIRE AT THE FUEL TANK
WATCH YOUR GAS GAUGE
IT SHOULD MOVE
DO NOT USE A PIECE OF WIRE TO DO THIS
YOU NEED THE RESISTANCE IN THE TEST LIGHT SO YOU DONT DAMAGE THE GAUGE
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