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I am not trying to offend. Thank you for your response. I think the reason the 24 volt gauges you install work, is because of the power supply being 24v...not that the original gauge is 24 volts. The fuse for the gauge on the fuse box is 28v. I think.

Because the supply to the original CUCV 12v voltmeter gauge is 24 volts... hence you can install a 24 volt gauge. That's the info I was looking for conformation on.

Ok. that's what I am saying. The original gauge is 12v and the resistor drops the supplied power to 12v so the gauge works. Like the 24 volt supply going to the GP resistor bank on the fire wall. My question is: What's the CUCV voltmeter supply..24 volts? If so then can I use a 24 volt...

Ok, thanks. However, all the original style CUCV voltmeter gauges I have seen have had the ceramic resistor installed on the 2 posts on the rear of the gauge. If the gauge is 24 volt what's the need for the resistor? (original style gauge) Thus, my question: Is the power source (orange wire)...

Not trying to argue but this was posted earlier. I am just trying to clarify. David

Question: The original voltmeter installed in CUCV's is 12v with a resistor to knock down the 24v power source, correct? Then can I use a 24v NOS military voltmeter like ones from Saturn Surplus with the one wire boot connection? If so where can I get a connector to splice into the old 2 wire...