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Fuel/speedometer/temperature gauge just dead -- please HELP 850 1993

posted by  loai on  Sun Jul 10 19:47 CST 2005
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Hi,
I have a 93 850 GLT where the Fuel/temperature/speedometer gauges are dead (dont move from the 0 mark). However the rpm gauge and all the digital displays are working fine. I took the instrumentation panel competely out and did an experiment where I swaped the rpm motor (I dont know if motor name is correct) with the Fuel motor and still the rpm gauge worked fine. I think no voltage is reaching the Fuel/speedometer/temperature motors. Can someone please help guide me in to what to check next ?. BTW I tried to use the computer codes (#2) but the code that came was 1-1-1. Only one time did it come as 2-2-3. I am not sure what other codes should I check for if any. Does somebody know from the wiring
diagram which wire if for the fuel gauge and which one is for the temperature ... etc. I am just throwing ideas hoping that an expert out there can help guide me.Thanks in advance for any suggestion.






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