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DrtyJack75 · 02-05-2009, 09:10 AM

Ok, my gauges have a Power, Ground, and Sender...

right now I have a jumper between all my POSITIVE terminals on the gauges, then I have all my GROUNDS jumpered together.....then all my Senders are wired to each unit (water temp, pil pressure, etc). The only one Im having problems with is the gas.....

So does the tan wire go to the sender? One says, Fuel Gauge and one says Fuel Gauge Feed?? Should that be a constant hot wire or a is that what you meant by "switched" (by the key)??

thanks for all your help!

On a happier note, she finally started....as soon as I get these damn wires figured out, Ill get it out of the bay and on the roads for some pictures!

02-05-2009, 09:10 AM	#5
DrtyJack75 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: West Sacramento, CA Posts: 417	Re: dash cluster plug question.. Ok, my gauges have a Power, Ground, and Sender... right now I have a jumper between all my POSITIVE terminals on the gauges, then I have all my GROUNDS jumpered together.....then all my Senders are wired to each unit (water temp, pil pressure, etc). The only one Im having problems with is the gas..... So does the tan wire go to the sender? One says, Fuel Gauge and one says Fuel Gauge Feed?? Should that be a constant hot wire or a is that what you meant by "switched" (by the key)?? thanks for all your help! On a happier note, she finally started....as soon as I get these damn wires figured out, Ill get it out of the bay and on the roads for some pictures!