amp meter

chriswilsonMember

Hi there have any of you had a problem witht eh amp meter shorting out on its body potetially creating a fire hazard.
had installed an 80 amp fuse into my main feed from battery to amp gauage and the day i brought car home from 2 yr restoration it blew the fuse on the next start up.
traced fuse problem to melted insulator on one of the amp gauage poles. lucky thing there was a fuse as car may have caught fire.
the joys of a 40 yr old car.

cj
ps are you all using amp gauges or are they disconected as mine presently is?

9/20/137:55 PM

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