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n someone let me know why and what the "Fix"is?

Relax Pete, not a big problem.

With all the amperage running through the amp gauge, there is potential for arcing,and heat,and FIRE

if the gauge connections are loosened over time.

As long as your rebuild of the gauge included proper tightening of the stud nuts and washers, and your connected wires are tight and properly insulated so as to not arc on contact,the fire threat is nill.

See Mike Dailey's page for more info:

http://www.panteraplace.com/page178.htm

Larry

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