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Another weird overheating problem? 200 1979

posted by  wheels on  Sat Dec 29 03:00 CST 2001
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Just curious--did the fuel gauge start acting up at the same time the temp gauge did. I had a simlar problems and it was an IC voltage regulator(5V) located behind the gauges. Part was cheap and relatively easy to fix. I had help troubleshooting from the good folks on this brick board and thats where I found my solution--hopes this helps--its an easy fix-check this before spending money on cooling related parts--been there and done that--good luck






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