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> What now?, Gauge antics
Black22
post Jan 24 2011, 06:22 PM
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Hey guys, I got one for you. I searched and did not find this dilemma.

Got in my car for it's weekly run. I noticed that the oil pressure and alt. Lights did not illuminate in the on position of the key switch. I start the car no problem. Them I notice that my Tach and Gas gauge are dead. I rev the car up and they come alive along with the alt light. Car is running and alt light is on.

Turn signals don't work. Hazards do. All other lights work.

I step on the brake and the gas gauge goes dead. I release brake peddle and gas gauge works again.

I thought I read about this a while ago.

What is it? Voltage regulator, brake switch, alternator, fuse, relay?!? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/WTF.gif)

Thanks in advance for the help and smart ass comments to come.

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r_towle
post Jan 24 2011, 10:42 PM
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I think DD explained this once...but whenever I here someone say "stepped on the brakes and gas gauge went to zero" its a fuse...must be the number 9 fuse that causes that specific and wierd thing to happen.

He had another one that was I think the starter circuit was somehow wired via a rear tailight....something really funny.

Both are stock wiring, just corrosion issues.

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