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> Are wire connections by the shifter live?, Adding oil temp and volt gauges
Yoei66
post Mar 7 2005, 12:57 PM
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Howdy!
I was getting the light inside the floor mounted defrost lever indicator working last evening,
when I pulled the carpet back. I discovered several electrical connection, which I ASSume are for center console gauges. I have purchased used 914 volt, and oil temp gauges. Will these plugs assist me in hookup? Are these for gauges? Is there a color code somewhere?

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Rand
post Mar 7 2005, 06:06 PM
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Here's a couple pics from my troubleshooting. The green/black wire (sorry I said red earlier) at back of the oil temp guage should check continuity to end of the wire at the oil temp sending unit. On my car, the wire at the sending unit is just green (no black stripe), but I think the PO may have replaced it. At any rate, you can see what the temp sender unit looks like on my dirty old oily '75 2.0 (directly above the end of my wire/jumper in the 2nd photo)...

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