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I have a 1999 honda civic ex. The fuel gauge is continuously reading full. I disconnected the cable going to the sending unit and the gauge remained on full. I checked the voltage it was supposed to be between 5-8volt but the reading came out at 12.33V. I then pulled the instrument cluster and found the previous owner had a similar problem because there was marking all over the fuel guage and temp gauge which are located in the same section. Basically I want to know if this is a guage cluster problem? (ie bad wiring in the actual cluster) can i confidently go buy a new gauge cluster? I was also thinking it might be the voltage regulator because the high voltage in the back by the sending unit, but then i think the voltage regulator should be connected to the temp gauge as well because they are in the same cluster. HELP?!

 
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