Reply to "Oil pressure, Fuel gauge, water gauge went out"

bosswrenchMember

Oh yeah- that is the continuation under the dash of the battery ground stud in the front trunk, visible if you pull the console & look carefully. There are a dozen or so wires grounded there. It does cause problems; pull the nut & washer and clean all the loop connectors, then reattach the nut- tight but not enough to twist the stud off as a few guys have done.
What I meant was, if all the grounds are daisy-chained, if any one loosens on a gauge or a connector, you lose the whole thing like a string of Chrismas tree lights. So while the central ground stud may need attention, it might not fully fix your problem.

8/14/1012:16 AM

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