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Originally Posted by fixit-p
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I'll check it out thanks.
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Originally Posted by fixit-p
If you have a gauge cluster the temp light while it is still there physically it is inoperable, you could use it but as mentioned you'll need to use a different sending unit to keep the two systems isolated from one another also the sending units are different for light and gauge. As mentioned the cluster plug is pinned differently for the 2 systems.
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My real question is what is standard with a gauge panel? Does the 7-gauge panel normally have the temp light too? My pin connector is wired for temp gauge and temp light. It seems kind of crazy that they would put the temp light in a gauge panel if it was not to be operable. I understand the need to have a separate sending unit. Is this what was done when there was a temp gauge and temp light? I'm just trying to understand what a normal 7-gauge panel looks like as well as figure out what to do for my configuration. Thanks.