Is there a voltage limiter or regulator which lowers the voltage (or amperage) to the gauge that is shorted across?
Or is there another problem?
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Saturday, October 13th, 2007 AT 2:19 PM
ATTPHONEMAN
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- 1970 BMW
The needle stays at full. I bought a new sending unit and it still reads full at all positions. When I disconnect the tan sending wire, it goes to empty (like it's supposed to). When I hook up a new VDO gauge, it reads 1/2 at empty and OVERFULL at the full position.
Is there a voltage limiter or regulator which lowers the voltage (or amperage) to the gauge that is shorted across?
Or is there another problem?
Is there a voltage limiter or regulator which lowers the voltage (or amperage) to the gauge that is shorted across?
Or is there another problem?
