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> Short circuit, could use some help, No turn signal and gauges
Jazzy
post Dec 1 2019, 03:18 PM
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Hi all,

I own a '73 2.0 with a modified engine. Electronics wise the FI was removed and the center console gauges were converted to digital units.

Yesterday I hit a bump hard I noted that I lost the fuel gauge (no reading at all), centre console gauges, indicators and the red warning (oil) light is on. When I replaced the 10A fuse and switched on the ignition, it blew immediately. So apparently I have a short somewhere but don't really know where to start.

Any hints on how to start troubleshooting?
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post Dec 1 2019, 05:44 PM
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Hi all,

I own a '73 2.0 with a modified engine. Electronics wise the FI was removed and the center console gauges were converted to digital units.

Yesterday I hit a bump hard I noted that I lost the fuel gauge (no reading at all), centre console gauges, indicators and the red warning (oil) light is on. When I replaced the 10A fuse and switched on the ignition, it blew immediately. So apparently I have a short somewhere but don't really know where to start.

Any hints on how to start troubleshooting?

Sounds like you have a short to ground from a power supply,check behind the gauges as a start as there is heaps to go wrong behind the dash,ask me how I know.
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