Re: [T3] Electrical Quirks

["Steve Bradley" <scscomp@mindspring.com>]

I had this same problem on my '65 Crew Cab. On that car there is a ground
wire to the gas guage which had become disconnected from the body. I
Reattached the ground wire and it fixed the problem.

Steve Bradley

> The entire thing worked fine on the trip home when I picked it up last
fall.
> Then A few days ago the turning the headlights on would cause the fuel
gauge
> to go past full until you turned them off.  Also the turn signals would
> cause the fuel gauge to oscillate between empty and full.  I figured I had
> some induction or current leakage into the wrong circuit somehow
somewhere.
> But then the next evening, without changing anything,  the fuel gauge
> doesn't work at all.  It doesn't even jump with the head lights and
signals
> like last night.


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