Thanx Alan;
Reading all the links kindly provided by Bill I see the gauge head should be 0 ~ 90 Ohms .
I should get out my meter and test it but I have other things to do and the low fuel lamp works fine
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I prolly oughta make up a gauge head tester by finding a rheostat that goes from 0 ~ 90 Ohms.....
-Nate
Alan wrote :
Reading all the links kindly provided by Bill I see the gauge head should be 0 ~ 90 Ohms .
I should get out my meter and test it but I have other things to do and the low fuel lamp works fine
.I prolly oughta make up a gauge head tester by finding a rheostat that goes from 0 ~ 90 Ohms.....
-Nate
Alan wrote :
I've tested fuel level floats by connecting an ohm meter across the contacts. You can at least verify that the signal changes with movement of the float. Just be glad that the float access is where it is.
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