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Voltage Gauge Installation 240 200 1990

posted by  rmorgo on  Thu Jan 13 14:07 CST 2005
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I am trying to fill my last blank spot on the side of my cluster and found a voltage gauge at the local junk yard. Unfortunately, someone else cut all of the wires from the back of it (probably after they took the other gauge that was missing!). I can guess that it will need a + and - signal along with some + voltage to feed the bulb. What I don't know is where to get the signals needed. Does anyone have a fool proof, color coded instruction?

I learned my lesson the last time I pulled my cluster and accidentally plugged the tach wire into the speedo...now I ask first!

Thanks






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