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Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working #936685 03/20/09 08:15 PM
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riding4him Offline OP
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What do i need to look at to get those gauges working?? Temp, Gas And Oil. Any advise will help! Thanx!

Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: riding4him] #936686 03/21/09 01:47 PM
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Have you checked your fuse panels?


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Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: strawmyers] #936687 03/21/09 04:31 PM
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Yes I have checked all the fuses under the hood. Is there a nother fuse box in the cab?

Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: riding4him] #936688 03/22/09 02:53 AM
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Yes, there is one in the dash. On my Amigo its down and to the left of the steering wheel... I'd imagine yours should be in a similar location.


Sean Strawmyer
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Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: strawmyers] #936689 03/22/09 04:05 AM
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The Trooper has only one fuse block - the one on the inside of the left fender.

My guess is that you have a connector loose or a loose ground. Is there anything else not working? For instance, are your exterior lights all working?

I would check first to see that the large ground connector located about the fuse block is fully seated. If you have schematics, it is labeled G100.

Also, make sure that all your warning lights are working.

All of these checks are just so I can further eliminate potential sources of the problem.


Jim Paget
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Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: Jim_Paget] #936690 03/22/09 08:58 PM
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riding4him Offline OP
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The only thing else that is going on is that when i push the brake pedal the dash lights come on and the parking lights then when i take my foot off the brake they turn off. I just put a motor in it. 2.8 v6 4x4 auto 1991.

Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: riding4him] #936691 03/22/09 10:26 PM
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Jim_Paget Offline
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By my reading of the schematics, all those things (parking lights, dashlights, and instruments) are on the same circuit. It sounds to me like a couple of connectors got switched somewhere.

Is the tranny type the same on both trucks the same?


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Re: Temp, Gas, and Oil pressure gauges not working [Re: Jim_Paget] #936692 03/23/09 03:43 PM
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riding4him Offline OP
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No The transmissions are not the same. I took the motor out of a manual and put it in a auto.

Jerry LeMond Could You Look At This [Re: riding4him] #936693 03/25/09 12:02 AM
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Jerry, I have a dim memory, perhaps completely wrong, that the wiring of the automatic isn't compatible with the manual.


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Re: Jerry LeMond Could You Look At This [Re: Jim_Paget] #936694 03/25/09 03:37 AM
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Jerry, I have a dim memory, perhaps completely wrong, that the wiring of the automatic isn't compatible with the manual.


YOU WILL NEED TO USE THE HARNESS FOR THE VEH, NOT THE ENG, IF THE ENG CAME FROM A MANUAL TRANS YOU WILL NEED TO SWAP THE HARNESS FROM THE AUTO OVER TO YOUR ENG , OR THE TRANS WILL LIKLEY NOT SHIFT CORRECTLY, SINCE THE TPS SIGNAL ISNT THERE FOR THE AUTO TO SHIFT CORRECTLY, THE LIGHTING PROB, SOUNDS LIKE A GROUND PROB, FROM THE ENG TO THE FRAME , GO BACK OVER YOUR INSTALL, AFTER SWAPPING THE HARNESS TO THE CORRECT VEH, AND CHECK EVERY GROUND WIRE AND CONNECTOR , SOUNDS LIKE WHAT IS HAPPENING WHEN YOU STEP ON THE BRAKE AND THE LITES TRY TO WORK YOU ARE COMPLETING A GROUND THRU THE BRAKE SYSTEM, JERRY








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