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<blockquote data-quote="1sam" data-source="post: 20656326" data-attributes="member: 557062"><p><strong>FUEL AND TEMP GAUGE</strong></p><p></p><p>Fuel gauge get it's readings from the floater in the tank. Temp gauge get its readings from thermal unit in the radiator. Both gauges must be ok, no need to replace them, because they both go down at the same time with an electric loose connection somewhere in the dash. Somehow gain access to connections and clean them/tighten them and see how it's going. Whoever that electrician fiddle with connections and could not figure out which one was faulty. As you know, most loose connections come good temporarily when fiddle with them. But you have to clean the correct connection and put it back properly, to get a long term solution.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1sam, post: 20656326, member: 557062"] [b]FUEL AND TEMP GAUGE[/b] Fuel gauge get it's readings from the floater in the tank. Temp gauge get its readings from thermal unit in the radiator. Both gauges must be ok, no need to replace them, because they both go down at the same time with an electric loose connection somewhere in the dash. Somehow gain access to connections and clean them/tighten them and see how it's going. Whoever that electrician fiddle with connections and could not figure out which one was faulty. As you know, most loose connections come good temporarily when fiddle with them. But you have to clean the correct connection and put it back properly, to get a long term solution. [/QUOTE]
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