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97 EX Fuel/Temp Gauge Problems

 
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Old May 27, 2012
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Angry 97 EX Fuel/Temp Gauge Problems

So I pulled my gauges out of the clusterand installed led's in the cluster housing. I put te gauges back in the cluster housing & screwed them back in but when i plugged the cluster up gas & temp needle went all the way up & stayed there. Temp needle will drop when switch is off but gas needle stays the same. PLEASE HELP!
Old May 28, 2012
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Re: 97 EX Fuel/Temp Gauge Problems

There's a chance you broke it during the modification. The meter tends to stick when they break.

Example: one of the tests for whether the fuel gauge or fuel sending unit is faulty involves shorting a wire, which throws too little resistance. This high current raises the gauge to full, and if it's allowed to move too far the gauge becomes damaged and sticks on full.
 
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