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Old 05-25-2019, 06:20 PM
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It seems like the short has to be between the wiper switch and ignition light, ie I'm back to suspecting the short is at the tach or fuel gauge. Will drop the dash again tomorrow and pull the tach and fuel gauges (again). If nothing else it gives me a chance to reinstall the Smiths voltage stabilizer on the fuel gauge.
Alright, I'm now betting on the tach.
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As I recall, there was a similar issue years ago on some CSX cars. I believe it was determined the problem was in the ignition light housing. Blas
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Old 05-25-2019, 09:58 PM
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As I recall, there was a similar issue years ago on some CSX cars. I believe it was determined the problem was in the ignition light housing. Blas

Thanks. I’m pretty sure I already eliminated that as a possible cause, but I don’t really trust any troubleshooting I did with the voltage stabilizer installed.
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Old 05-25-2019, 09:56 PM
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Alright, I'm now betting on the tach.
I’ll try it tomorrow, but I’m skeptical. I had the tach out of the circuit when I was blowing fuses last weekend.

I’m betting on the fuel sender, the troubleshooting of which was masked by the voltage stabilizer in the circuit.

Hopefully one of us is right!
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