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Weird short after dash change 200 1992

posted by  someone claiming to be Teal240 on  Sun Aug 4 19:06 CST 2013 [RELATED]

Ah ha! Art, you have solved the mystery. It explains why I didn;t have the issue before when I replaced the blower on that car, I disconected the battery that time, but did not this time when I did the dash. *%^$! An expensive lesson on a 92! So, if I find a 92-93 wagon, and only need the circuit board for my sedan, that should work, correct? If I swap the speedo out from the sedan, that should read correctly because the speedo reads the output signal from the diff, right?






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