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240 TC Board

posted by  rstarkie on  Tue Jul 23 06:12 CST 2002
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I eliminated mine completely. If you can remove your instrument cluster and can solder a jumper wire to connect two posts you could do the same. If you are interested in the procedure please email me and I will dig it out (I've got it on cd as I am getting ready to reformat my hard drive).

I really could not see any difference with the compensating board removed in that the gauge acted pretty much in a normal fashion.

Randy






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