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How do I test a 1936 electric gas gauge? I have a 12 volt system with a 12 volt to 6 volt reducer.
Can I easily test it with out installing it |
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Sounds like the gauge is still 6 volts -- get a 6 volt latern battery and some wires with clips. Now the gauge is only 1/2 of the equasion. How about the in tank sender?
Do not leave the battery attached to the gauge without running the test through the sender. |
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Bruce, wouldn't he get the same results by simply grounding the gauge to sender wire? With care, momentary grounding only to see the gauge's movement toward the full mark.
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kk thanks
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And cautioning to use 6 volts and not the 12 volt set up that he now was using. |
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