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89 Temp Gauge Flatlining............................................................................

posted by  chris herbst on  Sat Jun 5 18:06 CST 2004
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I battled this on a customer's car for a while. The compensation board didn't fix it. The sensor was OK. A new gauge did the trick (I finally figured it out by just eating it and pulling a gauge out of another cluster. Worked right away.)

This doesn't guarantee that your problem is the gauge, but definitely don't rule it out like I did.






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New 89 Temp Gauge Flatlining............................................................................
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