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Proud of Myself, and Questions of course 200 1985

posted by  stxavier2003 on  Sun Jun 16 14:35 CST 2002
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Today I got all kinds of things accomplished, the coolest (in my mind) was finding and replacing the light that lights up the seat belt release buttons between the front seats. Anyways, I have a 5 bar oil gauge I bought a while ago I think I'm going to put in. Does anyone have a sender they would part with (with the dual terminals, aka dual station as egauges calls them). If not, e gauges has a dual station model with standard ground (right or do I need the floating ground). Then the question is, what is the thread going into the block? Next, what terminals go where on the volt gauge (cause I have one of those sitting around too). I have to manufacture a harness for both of these gauges so all help is appreciated. Thanks






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