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Unanswered: Dash Gauge Problems
Karl 70 GT Last edited by tekenaar; 01-25-2008 at 06:38 PM. Reason: guage |
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Dead Short!
Sounds more like a short out in the tail light wiring system somewhere.
Check out the brake light wiring system with an electrical meter - my GT had all the rear wiring melted on to the fuel tank ... braking was interesting!
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I do believe you've got two separate problems. First, all the instrument panel ground wires are connected to the backside of the speedo with the main ground wire attached to one of the two fuse panel attaching studs. The oil pressure gauge problem could be nothing more than a loose spade lug either at the gauge or the speedo or a loose wire at the oil pressure transmitter, under the exhaust manifold. The tach problem sounds like a short in the wiring somewhere behind the fuse panel. Trace the wires from the brake switch, and the green wire from the coil, or look for worn insulation where the wires are close to the brake pedal. There's no easy way to diagnose these problems, just a visual inspection is the best you can do. HTH.
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