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Stinky Temperature Gauge 200

posted by  Oleseahorse on  Thu May 13 13:23 CST 2004
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Darn gauge is sticky (stinky was just to get your attention). Took apart the connections at the temp comp board, and cleaned things up, figuring that was it. No go. If I tap on the instrument panel, I can get the needle to move and once It begins to move, it registers properly. Is there any way to lube the needle, or should I use the temp comp board bypass, purchase a new gauge, or what? Banging on the instrument panel half the time is no way to treat a Brick!

Marty Wolfson
90 244 202K, 93 244 149K, 99 V70 59K, 92 960 166K Resting Comfortably






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