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04-16-2003, 04:27 PM
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fuel sending unit ?
The place were the sending unit wire plugs into the fuse block.
Dose that plug have power? If you put a test light to it will the light lite up? or not?  I dont want to find out before I ask. it could go bad for me. BOOM :p I have been having a h#ll of a time with the wireing on this truck. I would love any help you guys could give me. Landon
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04-16-2003, 07:12 PM
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04-16-2003, 08:20 PM
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dont blow it up its not worth it and would be difficult anyways. you need to test continuity across the block and the sending unit. then test across block and where ever you trace it to on the gauge cluster. it its continous its guage or unit if you get no continuity then wire is bad try running one straight the the plug on the back of the dash. i dont hink it has power until it gets to the back of the dash. check diagram if all else fails. i need to do that too soon.
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