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Temp gauge is a yo-yo and no vent control 200 1986

posted by  philvo on  Wed Jun 26 11:22 CST 2002
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I've had it out before to remove clock/install tach.I'm pretty sure I know what the temp comp board looks like as I 've got an instrument cluster out of an '87 apart on the bench for practice.It's about 2"x3/4" and has a bunch of diodes and resistors.I'll clean all the pins and contacts and see if any resoldering needs to be done and give it a try.Next is a prepump/sender transplant.
Thanks again, Phil
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philvo






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