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| shlbsnake |
11-20-2006 09:16 AM |
gauge question
Hello I am having trouble with my electronic SW gauges i have tried senders but they keep messing up. I have a complete set of AutoMeter cobra mechanical gauges that I am thinking of putting in but the the tach and speedo are 3.75" and the SW are only 3" so I would have to cut the dash again. At a recent show I saw a csx 4000 series with shelby american gauges that looked 3". Just wanted to get some opinions.
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Biggest problem from my experience with SW gauges and senders is that they both need excellent grounds. I too had issues with senders and gauge readings until I made sure each gauge and sender for the gauge had a good ground. FWIW
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| trularin |
11-21-2006 04:39 AM |
I can add to this in I now use COP SLIP as a sealent because it uses copper balls to help seal the threads and it make a better elecrtical connetion to the block or put the sender is being threaded into.
:D
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| shlbsnake |
11-27-2006 08:30 PM |
Any opinions on switching from SW elec. gauges to Auto Meter mech. gauges? And thanks for the tips
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| jarendall |
11-28-2006 07:16 PM |
I am using SW gauges and have had no problems with them, other than they fog up when it is cold
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