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Re: need temp gauge ground info
[Re: MAC]
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11/23/04 06:22 AM
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Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 81
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I was having a problem with my temp gauge in my 85. It would read right in the middle upon startup (when cold) and then drop down to zero after a few minutes and then move up and read normally after the truck was warmed up. In the process of fixing my gas gauge (unrelated problem) I had the gauge cluster apart so I pulled the temp gauge and tightened the connections on the back of the gauge itself (two threaded posts and a nut, I believe).
It has been working properly since doing this so I believe I had a weak connection on the back of the gauge, where it mounts to the circuit board. You might try it if you have to take the gauge cluster out anyway.
Allan
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