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  1. 319cssb

    Twitchy instruments

    I am not sure if going through the ground connectios will help. But it sure will help something. I am cleaning the connection, add dimension by roughing th surface and then coat with dielectric grease. I looked at the oil gauge a bit closer and it at first reads a steady readout and then starts...
  2. 319cssb

    Twitchy instruments

    Trying to find a ground distribution chart. Can anyone point me to the right spot in the TM?
  3. 319cssb

    Twitchy instruments

    This truck is a 1996 with 3116 engine. I'll start at the battery and take off terminals and clean them. Then put on some Dielectric grease. I agree with what you said about the TM's I couldn't find anything useful about intermittent stuff.
  4. 319cssb

    Twitchy instruments

    got any place to look for bad grounds? behind the instrument panel? Fuse panel? Or alternator? What you said is very generic.
  5. 319cssb

    Twitchy instruments

    The gauges ( some of them) twitch at times. Is there a known cause for it?
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