Reply to "temp gauge"

Pcarlvr (Guest)

thanx again jack, your advise on this bulletin board has helped me out MANY TIMES !......on a previous post you stated that the stock gauge also used a resistor in the stock wiring.,if installing an aftermarket gauge,do you use the stock wiring (as i did) or do you bypass this resistor? i'm using the new sender supplied with the gauge, (i will be moving the sender to the location you suggested)...you also suggested CALIBRATING the gauge,....how is this done ?...........THANX AGAIN........DAVE

[This message has been edited by Pcarlvr (edited 06-14-2003).]

6/14/036:27 AM

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